Poverty & Inclusion Environment & Climate 2024
Goods for Good

Goods for Good Annual Impact Report 2023/24

Goods for Good collects surplus, unsold and new goods from businesses and redistributes them as humanitarian aid to people in crisis. Operating since 2014, the charity works with a global network of charity partners to deliver essentials to refugees, asylum seekers, homeless people and families in poverty, while reducing waste and carbon emissions through its unique redistribution model.

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Millions of people supported through humanitarian aid globally Key Metric 1
Carbon-negative charity status maintained Key Metric 2
Surplus goods redistributed, reducing waste and CO2 emissions Key Metric 3
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📋About

Collection and redistribution of surplus goods; humanitarian aid to communities in crisis; support for refugees, asylum seekers, homeless people, and families in poverty; partnerships with businesses to repurpose unsold stock

📊Key Metrics

Millions of people supported through humanitarian aid globally Key Metric 1
Carbon-negative charity status maintained Key Metric 2
Surplus goods redistributed, reducing waste and CO2 emissions Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • Dignity restored to people in crisis through essential goods
  • Reduction in landfill waste through goods redistribution
  • Vulnerable communities across UK and internationally better supported

📍Geography

UK-Wide

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