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05/29/2026

As we wrap up Maternal Mental Health Month this May, we're celebrating the mothers in our community and the people showing up for them.

Dr. Jovanna Marc founded the Multi-Assistance Resource Center (MARC) in New York City after her own experience as a mother navigating mental health challenges. Through her Mothers Matter program, MARC helps mothers build mental health resilience, connect with community resources, and access workforce development opportunities. Participating mothers also receive essential items to support their daily lives, including goods sourced through Good360.

Funded by the City of New York, Mothers Matter has served over 500 mothers across Harlem.

"It makes them feel like someone is really listening to them."

05/28/2026

"Because if there's just not enough money to go around, you have to give up something."

Good360's CEO, Cinira Baldi, sat down with Girls Inc.'s Stacey Bishop, to discuss the reality and rise of period poverty. Our shared mission is seemingly simple yet makes the greatest impact: Put the basics in reach.

Watch the full episode of Good360's 'In Good Company:' https://youtu.be/Ow-13zUNEYs

05/28/2026

Today is Menstrual Hygiene Day, and the data is clear: period products are not a luxury, yet many women and girls are going without due to lack of funds or availability.

Approximately 73% of nonprofit partners we surveyed identified menstrual products as a critical gap in the communities they serve. For many students, not having these products means not showing up to school at all.

Edelyn Castellon, Senior Program Manager at United Way of Lee County, Florida, put it plainly:
"Parents have to decide whether a student is going to have uniforms or whether they are going to buy period products. When students do not have what they need, they do not come to school, or they come distracted and unable to focus."

When girls have sustained access to what they need, attendance stabilizes, anxiety decreases, and confidence returns. As one nonprofit partner, Girls Inc. of Washington County, Maryland, shared: "What changed wasn't just her attendance; it was her confidence."

This is one of the clearest and most solvable barriers standing between young people and the opportunities they deserve.

Good360 is committed to putting the basics within reach. Head to https://good360.org/general/period-poverty-growing-concern-cost-of-living/ to read the full findings in our Health & Hygiene Report.

05/22/2026

What does it actually take for a community to recover after disaster? Not just physically, but as people?

We traveled to Kerrville, Texas to sit down with Jolie Wills, Founder and CEO of our partner Hummingly Foundation, and her answer stayed with us: "Houses and infrastructure are important, but they're important to people."

From the hidden toll of prolonged stress on decision-making, to the recovery workers quietly running on empty, to the communities still rebuilding long after the cameras leave, Jolie names what so often goes unseen.

This one is for every community leader, responder, and neighbor who has been in it for the long haul. In Kerrville and everywhere else.

The immediate response to disaster makes headlines. The long-term recovery rarely does — and the people doing that work are carrying more than most realize.Good360 partnered with Hummingly to bring mental health workshops to recovery workers in Kerrville, TX, following devastating floods. Because ...

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day. 💚

Today and every day, we celebrate and honor the mothers, caregivers, and nurturing figures who give so much of themselves to build stronger families and brighter futures.

Join us in celebrating those whose quiet strength hold everything together.

04/30/2026

Everybody is somebody. Everybody has a story.

When we show up for one another, doors open. By providing access to necessities, we help people feel clean, warm, and seen— and that's exactly what our partners at United Movement Organized Kindness, Clean the World, and The WASH Foundation show up to do every day.

Together, we're increasing access to the resources, products, and support that make dignity possible.

Access creates dignity. Dignity creates possibility.

Learn more at good360.org.

04/23/2026

📚 This World Book Day, we're celebrating the power of learning, and the tools that make it possible.

Access to quality educational materials shapes opportunities for learners of all ages. Yet many nonprofits struggle to secure the books and STEAM products their programs need.

That's where Good360 comes in.

Through collaboration with partners, we help connect nonprofits with the essential resources they need, from hands-on STEAM kits to books that spark curiosity and confidence in learners across every community.

Together, we're helping build brighter futures. Because education is more than access to materials, it's access to opportunity.

This , learn how you can help Good360 bring education and STEAM programs to life:

Good360 supports learning through school supply donations that equip nonprofits to deliver educational programs. Partner with us to connect resources to learners who need them.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day. 🌍

We want to tell you what sustainability looks like up close.

It looks like a kid with new shoes, walking to school feeling ready. A person pulling on a clean, pressed outfit before the most important job interview of their life. A teenager doing her makeup for prom, excited instead of anxious, because someone made sure she had what she needed.

These are the moments inside the mission.

At Good360, we believe that keeping quality products accessible is one of the most powerful things we can do for people and for the planet. When surplus goods find the right hands, nothing is wasted. Not the care that made them. Not the resources they came from. And not the difference they were always capable of making.

Today and every day, we are grateful for the nonprofits, the partners, and the communities who make this work real.

Here's to a world where nothing good goes to waste. 💚

04/15/2026

What does it take to help a foster child show up to school confident and ready to learn? Or help a parent walk into a job interview feeling their best? According to Sweet Potato's Closet founder Jessie Avalos, it starts with the basics: clean clothes, good hygiene products, and high-quality laundry detergent.

Sweet Potato's Closet in Hermiston, Oregon serves 300 families a month in one of the state's most underserved regions. Through Good360, Bath & Body Works products have become a bright spot for the foster youth, families experiencing homelessness, and at-risk kids they serve every day.

"The name-brand products do make a difference for everybody," says Jessie. "Are our families buying name brands? No. So, when they get one, that's a luxury item and it gives them a sense of dignity."

This , we're honoring the ripple effect of product donations and the people who make it possible.

Read the full story: https://good360.org/general/how-donated-products-support-foster-families-in-rural-oregon/