The Convo Couch with Good360 (Part 1)
Published by Bluesanyu Films – 11 April 2020
ZK Women: Alison Covington – making a difference to people and planet
Published by – Zoe Kratzmann – 2 April 2020
The Australasian Promotional Products Association – Good360 Webinar
Published by APPA Thursday 12 March 2020 The Australasian Promotional Products Association (APPA) recently produced a webinar with Good360 Founder & MD, Alison Covington. If you would like to learn more about donating goods to Good360 click here
Wollongong’s Alison Covington announced as a finalist in the 2020 NSW Women of the Year Awards
Published by Brendan Crabb, Illawarra Mercury, 28 January 2020
‘There is a role for all of us to play’ to deal with devastating bushfires
Sky News
Ten News: Good360 is taking on the challenge of putting surplus retail stock to good use
Sky News: Good360 bridging the gap between business and charity
One person’s extra is another person’s essential
A game-changing partnership between the not-for-profit sector and the business world is substantially lifting up thousands of Australians in need while simultaneously reducing waste in our community. Not-for-profit organisation Good360 is the matchmaker charities didn’t know they needed. Good360 matches not for profits and eligible schools to businesses nationwide to gift brand new excess goods […]
Charities Encouraged to Take Advantage of Product Philanthropy
Published on Pro Bono Australia on November 6, 2017 by Wendy Williams. Alison Covington, who founded Good360 in Australia in 2015 to help companies donate leftover inventory to charitable organisations, said many organisations were still confused by the concept of product philanthropy. But she told Pro Bono News the last two years had shown it was a […]
Giving it Away: the economics of charities
Published on ABC on November 16, 2017. Charities bring in 134 billion dollars a year in Australia and employ over a million people. The sector accounts for 8.3 percent of our GDP, so it’s no small change. And while governments and fundraising by the charities themselves make up most of the cash, how do you […]
