The Goodness Project deploys immediate disaster relief across the globe delivering food, water, medicine, and shelter to those who need it most within hours, not days.
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Every dollar funds the logistics that multiplies donations 4× for families.
Targeting essential resources to those who need them most. We empower individuals and families in crisis by sourcing and distributing vital necessities.
Providing essential resources and impactful messages to people in despair, serving as a glimmer of hope in the midst of their crisis.
Once we bring immediate relief to those who are suffering, the healing process begins. We offer resources to foster a full recovery.
After a disaster, our goal is to leave that city better than we found it. We provide follow-up care and a plan that re-instills life.
A battle-tested four-stage model that puts life-saving resources in the right hands at the right time.
Our global monitoring network detects disasters within minutes. Partner NGOs and government agencies trigger our rapid response protocol immediately.
Within 4 hours, our logistics teams pre-position supplies, coordinate with local partners, and deploy trained volunteers to the affected region.
Emergency supply kits food, water, medicine, and shelter reach survivors on the ground within 24–48 hours of a disaster event.
We stay beyond the emergency. Long-term recovery programs rebuild homes, restore livelihoods, and reconnect communities with essential services.
Here are some of the larger storms the Goodness Project has been able to help with over the years
TGP mobilized within days of Katrina’s landfall, delivering emergency supplies and spiritual care to thousands of displaced families across Mississippi and Louisiana.
The Goodness Project provides resources to help families who were devastated by the tornado that hit Nashville in March of 2020
On December 10, 2021 a violent, long-tracked tornado moved across Western Kentucky, producing severe to catastrophic damage in numerous towns, including Mayfield, Kentucky.
Here are some of the larger storms the Goodness Project has been able to help with over the years
The Goodness Project sends a 10,000 square foot dome from DFW to Tampa, Florida to bring relief to families who faced devastation from Hurricane Milton. A big thank you to Judah One and the River Church in Tampa for partnering with TGP to bless families in crisis.
Thanks to our partner at 121 Community we were able to help provide food boxes to International Students all around the Dallas Fort Worth area.
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The Goodness Project partnered with Abel Lopez of Clay Student Leadership and Jaime Garcia, a former professional baseball pitcher who played for the St. Louis Cardinals for a city transformation project to provide school supplies and clothing for more than 3,000 families. The poorest and most affected communities of Reynosa (Mexico) were blessed as the mayor and city officials collaborated as well as Awana, who provided discipleship for churches and communities.
The Goodness Project partnered with Abel Lopez of Clay Student Leadership and Jaime Garcia, a former professional baseball pitcher who played for the St. Louis Cardinals for a city transformation project to provide school supplies and clothing for more than 3,000 families. The poorest and most affected communities of Reynosa (Mexico) were blessed as the mayor and city officials collaborated as well as Awana, who provided discipleship for churches and communities.
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