What they reported doing
- #1 primary $2.31MOTHER PROGRAMS - DELIVERING GOOD CONDUCTS A RANGE OF ADDITIONAL, INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS TO PROVIDE USEFUL, NEW PRODUCTS TO PEOPLE IN NEED. THESE INCLUDE:- RETAIL PROGRAMS - DELIVERING GOOD'S RETAIL PROGRAM MATCHES COMMUNITY PARTNERS WITH LOCAL STORES OF NATIONAL CHAINS TO SECURE DONATIONS OF NECESSARY MERCHANDISE FOR CHILDREN, ADULTS AND FAMILIES IN NEED. THESE PROGRAMS PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR COMPANIES TO GIVE BACK IN A MEANINGFUL WAY, AND PRESENT AN EFFICIENT, UNIFORM DONATION PROCESS ACROSS STORES IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES.IN 2023, THIS INCLUDED A PARTNERSHIP WITH JPMA CARES, THE CHARITABLE ARM OF THE JUVENILE PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION, PROUDLY CHOSE DELIVERING GOOD AS THEIR CHARITY OF CHOICE. THIS COLLABORATION WILL PAVE THE WAY FOR AN INFLUX OF MUCH-NEEDED DONATIONS, INCLUDING CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, STROLLERS, CAR SEATS, AND TOYS. ADDITIONALLY, IT WILL BROADEN AWARENESS OF OUR MISSION AND THE ADVANTAGES THAT PARTNERSHIP WITH DELIVERING GOOD CAN BRING.ALSO IN 2023, DELIVERING GOOD CONTINUED ITS LONG PARTNERSHIP WITH BURLINGTON FOR OUR ANNUAL COAT EVENT FOR PEOPLE IN NEED. MORE THAN 60,000 NEW COATS WERE DONATED THROUGH A BUY ONE, GIVE ONE DRIVE DURING WHICH BURLINGTON DONATED A NEW COAT FOR EVERY COAT PURCHASED THROUGH THEIR STORES.- DISASTER RELIEF - AS PART OF OUR SPECIALIST EFFORTS TO ASSIST COMMUNITIES AFFECTED BY NATURAL EMERGENCY, DELIVERING GOOD ASSISTED RESIDENTS OF MISSISSIPPI STRUCK BY DEVASTATING TORNADOES IN APRIL OF 2023. WORKING WITH DISTRIBUTION PARTNERS AT 4GOOD COMMUNITY, AND WITH IN-KIND PRODUCT SUPPORT FROM DONORS AT HANESBRANDS, CARTERS, AND RALPH LAUREN, WE DISTRIBUTED BRAND-NEW CLOTHING ITEMS THAT INCLUDED UNDERWEAR, T-SHIRTS, SWEATS, SOCKS, AND CHILDREN'S ATTIRE. THESE ITEMS WERE ESSENTIAL BUILDING BLOCKS TO RECONSTRUCTING HAPPY AND NORMAL LIVES FOR THOSE UPROOTED BY DISASTER. DELIVERING GOOD ALSO ENGAGES WITH WEST VIRGINIA VOAD TO SUPPLY THEM WITH CLOTHING AND SUPPLIES TO BE WAREHOUSED AND RAPIDLY DISTRIBUTED AT TIMES OF DISTRESS AND EMERGENCY IN WEST VIRGINIA THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, A PROGRAM THAT CAN BE ADOPTED IN THE FUTURE IN OTHER STATES.- PURPOSE MARKETING AND TARGETED AID - DELIVERING GOOD UNDERSTANDS THAT BUSINESSES EXIST FOR MORE THAN SIMPLY PROFIT: THEY ALSO SERVE AS SOURCES OF SUPPORT AND RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD THE COMMUNITIES THAT TRUST THEM. AS CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY BECOMES A MAJOR PART OF A GROWING NUMBER OF BUSINESSES, DELIVERING GOOD HAS BEEN ESTABLISHING ITSELF AS A TRUSTED PARTNER IN CSR PROGRAMS THAT MAKE STRATEGIC, TANGIBLE DIFFERENCES IN AREAS BOTH LOCAL AND NATIONAL. FOR DECADES, ONE OF DELIVERING GOOD'S CLOSEST PARTNERS HAS BEEN RALPH LAUREN, A COMPANY WHO HAS DONATED MILLIONS OF ITEMS OF NEW CLOTHING AND PROVIDED LEADERSHIP AND VOLUNTEER RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE IN NEED. IN 2023, THEY EXTENDED THEIR SUPPORT TO INCLUDE THE ENGAGEMENT OF THEIR CONSUMERS BY RUNNING A WEEKEND LONG SHOPPING EVENT WHERE 10% OF THE PURCHASE PRICE OF ANY ITEM FROM THEIR STORES BENEFITTED DELIVERING GOOD DURING THE PROMOTION PERIOD HELPING TO RAISE $25,000. THE EVENT HELPED PROMOTE AWARENESS ABOUT DELIVERING GOOD AND OUR WORK HELPING FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS. ALSO IN 2023, RALPH LAUREN GENEROUSLY DONATED TO HELP OUR HUMANITARIAN EFFORTS IN UKRAINE WITH A DONATION OF $150,000.
What they call their work
What they do
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Workplace and Affiliate Giving Programs 1 activity
- Community and corporate engagement initiativesEngages employees and professionals in philanthropic activities, including fundraising and awareness campaigns, to support organizational mission and outreach.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Distribution of new merchandise to individuals and families in needDistributes new clothing, school supplies, diapers, food, toys, and home essentials to individuals and families facing poverty, disaster, and hardship. Since 1985, has distributed over $3 billion worth of donated merchandise, redirecting nearly 10 million units annually and supporting 33 million people to date.
- Partnership network with nonprofit and government organizationsCollaborates with over 800 local nonprofit and government organizations to distribute new merchandise to people in need, expanding reach and operational impact through established community networks.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| MATTHEW FASCIANO | PRESIDENT & CEO | 40 | $401K |
| RON ROSTOW | CHIEF FINANCIAL & ADMIN. | 40 | $195K |
| MERRIE KELLER | DIR. OF PRODUCT PROCUREMENT | 40 | $188K |
| HEATHER REYNOLDS | DIR. COMMS. AND MRKTG | 40 | $178K |
| DONNA CHARLES | DIR. OF STRATEGIC INITIATIVES | 40 | $178K |
| MALLORY LAMBERT KING | DIR. OF DEVELOPMENT | 40 | $151K |
- ABBEY DONEGER — DIRECTOR
- ALLAN ELLINGER — DIRECTOR
- AMBER MUNDIGER — DIRECTOR
- ANDREA WEISS — CHAIR
- CAROL LAPIDUS — DIRECTOR
- CAROLE POSTAL — ASST. SECRETARY
- CHARISSE FORD HUGHES — DIRECTOR, THRU APRIL 2023
- DAN ORWIG — DIRECTOR
- DAVID GREENSTEIN — DIRECTOR
- DEBRA JOESTER — DIRECTOR
- EDWARD HERTZMAN — DIRECTOR
- ELIOT ROSENFIELD — DIRECTOR
- EMILY OLAH — DIRECTOR
- GORDON BELL — DIRECTOR
- HAIM DABAH — DIRECTOR
- HARESH THARANI — DIRECTOR
- HEBE SCHECTER — DIRECTOR
- JARYN BLOOM — DIRECTOR
- JASON RABIN — DIRECTOR
Who they work with
- Amity Foundation Partner — Community partner receiving ongoing donations to support students preparing for employment.
- Beverly's PGH Partner — Community partner that received 18 pallets of Gerber donation for distribution.
- Board of Directors Partner — Associate Council members network with Delivering Good’s Board of Directors and senior leadership.
- Catalyst Clothing Partner — Organization that collaborates with Delivering Good to provide clothing and essential items to families in crisis.
- Downtown Rescue Mission Partner — Community partner using clothing donations to support residents overcoming addiction.
- Fashion Institute of Technology Partner — Hosted the Woman of Impact Summit event in New York City.
- First American Harvest Partner — Community partner in Arizona that distributes clothing and essential items from Delivering Good to families in need.
- Foster Family Resource Center Partner — Community partner receiving donations including shoes, which are typically beyond program budget.
- Giving Friends Partner — Community partner that co-hosted a distribution event with Delivering Good.
- KnitWell Group Partner — Corporate partner supporting Delivering Good through employee engagement and sponsorship, including as presenting sponsor of the Women of Impact Summit.
- San Antonio Threads Partner — Community partner receiving new brand-name merchandise for distribution to vulnerable youth.
- local and national organizations Partner — Collaborates with local and national organizations that share the goal of supporting individuals facing hardship.
- local nonprofit and government partners Partner — Network of over 800 local 501(c)3 nonprofit and government organizations that receive and distribute new products to individuals in need.
- more than 800 community partners Partner — Network of community-based organizations that distribute donated products to individuals in need.
How they approach the work
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- Dignity Through New Merchandisemethodology: dignity-through-new-merchandiseBy distributing new (not used) merchandise to individuals in need, we promote dignity, hope, and agency, because receiving new items signals worth and respect, which restores self-confidence and reduces the stigma associated with receiving aid.
- Product Redistribution as Dual Impactmethodology: corporate-inventory-redirectionBy redirecting excess corporate inventory to people in need, we address social inequity and reduce waste, because unused products represent both an untapped resource for communities and a preventable environmental burden, creating shared value for society and business.