The generous donations from Good360 and Clorox have made a significant impact on the families and individuals we support through SECC’s People’s Pantry and casework services. By providing essential household items such as plant-based cling wrap, Chux multi-purpose cloths, Glad to be Green wrap, eco-friendly tidy bags, and much-needed clothing, we were able to alleviate financial stress for those in crisis while promoting sustainability.

For victim-survivors of domestic and family violence, these donations helped make the transition to a safer home easier, ensuring they had basic necessities to set up a clean, organised, and functional household. Many of these individuals flee with only the clothes on their backs, so receiving new shirts meant they could regain a sense of dignity and normalcy in their daily lives.

For families facing financial hardship, these donations meant they could redirect their limited funds toward food, rent, and other pressing needs, knowing they had essential household items covered. One community member, a single father struggling to make ends meet, shared that having practical supplies like reusable cleaning cloths and food storage wrap gave him a little extra breathing room in his budget.

From an organisational perspective, these donations have strengthened our ability to provide meaningful, high-quality support to those who need it most. They allow us to extend our services beyond just food relief, offering holistic assistance that helps families rebuild and regain stability.

We are incredibly grateful to Good360 and Clorox for their generosity, which has brought comfort, relief, and dignity to so many in our community. Their support allows us to continue our mission of care, connection, and resilience, ensuring that no one has to face hardship alone.