Surplus product doesn’t have to end its life in a landfill. We recover it, sort it, and move it to families and communities where it can do the most good.
Every quarter, good product sits in warehouses waiting on a decision. Liquidation, storage, disposal — or something better.
Unsold.
Overstocked.
Returned.
Discontinued.
Seasonal.
It doesn’t automatically have to become waste.
Send it to Goodness. We receive and sort donated products through a growing distribution network, then find the highest good for every item: families, nonprofit partners, and communities already doing the work. What can’t be distributed moves toward reuse or recycling pathways where appropriate.
A truck pulls into DFW. Eighteen pallets come off it. Over the next few days that product gets inventoried, categorized and allocated — then it leaves again, in smaller pieces, to partner organizations who know exactly which families need what.
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Donated
18 pallets arrive at one of our locations
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Sorted
Inventoried, categorized, allocated.
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Delivered
Product moves to nonprofit partners.
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Multiplied
Families receive what they need.
Every Donation Goes Further Than You Think.
We’re not the last stop –– we’re the multiplier. A single truckload moves out again through more than 1,200 partner organizations already serving families in their own neighborhoods.
Watch how The Goodness Project transforms corporate surplus into life-changing resources for families across the country.
The Goodness Network
In every city, surplus product becomes something a family can use — a growing infrastructure for generosity that can receive volume, sort it, and move it into communities across the country and beyond.
DFW
Texas
Jackson
Mississippi
Buffalo
New York
Brantford
Ontario
Dominican Republic
Caribbean
Jackson, MS
Strategically located in the heart of the United States, our 64-acre property and distribution center in Jackson, Mississippi, serve as a vital hub for delivering essential resources to families in crisis, while also offering housing, spiritual guidance, therapeutic services, special needs programs, and support for children and families in need.
As a national leader in product resourcing and purposeful giving, we collaborate with other nonprofit organizations who distribute needed resources to families in crisis. We value relationships that increase our efficiency and effectiveness.
In 1999, while pastoring a church in Haltom City, Texas, Bill and Rachelle Fletcher answered the call to the needs of the working poor by hosting an outreach in their city. With over 8,000 people in attendance, they distributed free food and toys.
By 2002, The Goodness Project was born. Bill and Rachelle left their pastoral positions to work full-time, targeting essential resources to families in crisis and disaster.
Today, they’ve distributed over 10 million dollars in resources worldwide.
We believe when we work together, we accomplish more good to transform lives.
Join a growing community of donors, volunteers, and partners working together to recover valuable resources, strengthen communities, and create lasting impact where it’s needed most.
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Give the gift of help and hope to families in crisis today.