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On Tuesday 5th September our CEO and Founder, Rosalind Bluestone MBE, and Head of Fundraising and Partnerships, Andrew Anastasiou, had the honour of attending an event at the House of Comms that truly embodied the spirit of compassion and support. Guests of Watford MP Dean Russell, the evening was nothing short of inspiring.

Growing up in poverty means facing a myriad of challenges that threaten a child’s well-being, education, and future opportunities. In the UK alone, the stark reality of poverty casts a long shadow over the lives of nearly five million children. These children find themselves trapped in a cycle of deprivation, where access to basic necessities and a stable environment are often luxuries.

Amidst the backdrop of financial strain, the annual ritual of purchasing school uniforms has become an added hardship for many parents in the UK. In a nation where child poverty rates are unsettlingly high, the struggle to make ends meet has intensified, leaving many parents anxious about providing their children with the essentials they need for a successful academic year.

Goods For Good unites corporate and charity partners in a collaborative event that will impact hundreds of disadvantaged children in Hertfordshire, showcasing the transformative power of collective action.

In an interconnected world that transcends borders, Goods For Good has harnessed the power of collaboration to carve a unique path in the landscape of philanthropy. Over the past nine years, our journey has been defined  by a commitment to building a movement rooted in kindness and compassion, creating a lasting impact on vulnerable communities worldwide.

In a world where the cost of living continues to rise, the challenge of making ends meet is an all too familiar story for many of the people we support. The stark contrast between government stipulations and the reality often leaves individuals struggling to bridge the gap,  as they find themselves grappling with rising expenses and stagnant wages. The result is a deeply troubling situation where many are left struggling to make ends meet, facing difficult decisions and sacrificing necessities just to get by.

Goods For Good is  to announce the appointment of Meiqin Yang and Kelly Goosen to our Board of Trustees, promising a significant impact on both the charity and the vulnerable communities we support. Mei's background in finance and Kelly's experience in international development will elevate the charity's efforts to create lasting change and and empowering lives around the world.

We’re proud to announce that Goods For Good has won the awards for both Business of the Year West Herts, and Inspiring Business of the Year at this year's Inspiring Herts Awards. 

Personalised children’s brand My 1st Years is today announcing that with every product purchased, they will support Goods For Good and clothe a child in need. This pledge of generosity is significant and will impact the lives of the people we support.  

As Goods For Good celebrates a year since it launched its Humanitarian Aid Partnership, Founder Rosalind Bluestone MBE, reflects on the impact one of its founding partners, The Dune Group have had on the lives of the people we support.