Good360 appoints Jason Elliott as SVP of GIK Fulfillment & Logistics and Trip Henderson as SVP of Communications, Brand, and Marketing. October 30, 2026 Press Releases ALEXANDRIA, Va. (October 30, 2026) - Good360, the global leader in product philanthropy and purposeful giving, today announced the appointments of Jason Elliott as Senior Vice President of GIK Fulfillment & Logistics and Trip Henderson as Senior Vice President of Communications, Brand, and Marketing. Elliott and Henderson will each sit on Good360's executive leadership team, bringing added depth to the organization's supply chain operations and its brand, marketing, and communications efforts as Good360 scales its impact. "Jason and Trip each bring a proven record of mission-driven leadership. Jason's experience moving donated goods at global scale and Trip's talent for telling the stories that inspire action will help us deliver even more value to our partners and the communities we serve." - Cinira Baldi, CEO of Good360 Jason Elliott. Senior Vice President of GIK Fulfillment & Logistics. Elliott is an operations and supply chain leader with more than 20 years of experience across commercial distribution, pharmaceutical supply chain, nonprofit operations, international humanitarian response, and public service. He most recently served as Vice President of Operations at White Star Supply, leading operations for a rapidly scaling multi-site wholesaler. Before that, he spent nearly a decade at MAP International, where he oversaw pharmaceutical distribution across multiple sites, including a foreign trade zone, and managed approximately $1 billion in annual gifts-in-kind distribution domestically and to nearly 100 countries. Earlier, he served with the United Nations Police in Haiti as Deputy Commander of the U.S. Police Contingent. Elliott holds a Doctorate in Business Administration from Liberty University, a Master of Global Management from Thunderbird School of Global Management at Arizona State University, and a B.S. in Organizational Leadership from Valdosta State University. "Getting goods to our nonprofit partners is critical to Good360's mission," said Elliott. "I'm honored to join the team and look forward to strengthening the operations that make that possible." Trip Henderson. Senior Vice President of Communications, Brand, and Marketing. Henderson leads Good360's brand, marketing, communications, and storytelling efforts. He previously served as Chief Marketing Officer of disaster relief nonprofit Team Rubicon, where revenue grew 4x to $55 million, registered volunteers tripled to more than 120,000, and his team supported more than 400 disaster relief and humanitarian operations. Earlier, he helped build brands, products, and e-commerce platforms at digital agencies Razorfish, Organic, and Sapient, and he founded Lōcī, a watch company that donates 10% of every sale to protect endangered places. Henderson is a graduate of Villanova University and its Navy ROTC program. "Good360's impact is extraordinary. It's a story more people need to know about," said Henderson. "I'm proud to be part of this mission and can't wait to join our partners, nonprofit members and staff creating impact for the communities we serve." These appointments reflect Good360's continued investment in leadership as it expands its operations and partnerships. About Good360. Good360's mission is to bridge the gap between excess and need by partnering with socially responsible companies to source highly needed donated goods and distribute them through its diverse network of thousands of vetted nonprofits. In doing so, Good360 unlocks opportunity across communities by connecting people in need, the nonprofits that support them, and the companies that donate goods - helping ensure usable products help people instead of filling landfills. In 2025 alone, Good360 distributed nearly $4 billion in donated goods thanks to corporate donors such as Amazon, American Eagle Outfitters, CVS Health, Gap Inc., Levi Strauss & Company, Mattel, Tempur Sealy International, and UPS. Good360 is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Press Releases

Team Rubicon how-to guide: disaster volunteering when it matters most. Oct 29, 2026. When disaster strikes, the effects can be immediate and overwhelming. Families may lose homes, neighborhoods can be left damaged, and entire communities can face a long road to recovery. In moments like these, disaster volunteering plays an important role in helping people rebuild and move forward. WoodmenLife has partnered with Team Rubicon, a Veteran-led humanitarian organization that helps communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters across the country. Through this partnership, its members[1] have access to meaningful disaster volunteering opportunities[2] that allow them to put their values into action and make a difference when and where help is needed most. Founded in 2010, Team Rubicon has grown into a nationwide force of volunteers dedicated to serving communities impacted by hurricanes, tornadoes, wildfires, floods, and other disasters. The organization mobilizes trained volunteers, known as Greyshirts, to assist with everything from preparedness projects to debris removal to long-term recovery efforts. Its partnership with Team Rubicon is about more than disaster volunteering: It's about neighbors helping neighbors. It's about showing up when others need support. And it's about providing WoodmenLife members with another way to live its commitment to family, community, and country. Team Rubicon gives members the opportunity to be part of something bigger than themselves while helping others in need. Interested in becoming part of such an effort? Here's how WoodmenLife members can get started. The first step is simple. Members can register through WoodmenLife's dedicated Team Rubicon sign-up portal: Registration connects its members with Team Rubicon and starts the onboarding process. Step 2: complete a background check. After registering, members will be asked to complete a background check. The process takes only a few minutes, and Team Rubicon covers the cost. This step helps ensure volunteer safety and supports the organization's ability to respond effectively when communities need assistance. Step 3: complete Team Rubicon 101. Next, members will take Team Rubicon 101, an online training course that takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. The course shares Team Rubicon's mission, volunteer expectations, operational procedures, and safety practices. It's designed to help volunteers understand what to expect and how they can contribute when opportunities become available. No prior disaster response, construction, or emergency management experience is necessary. Team Rubicon provides the training, guidance, and safety protocols volunteers need to participate with confidence. Step 4: explore opportunities through Roll Call. Once onboarding is complete, members can begin exploring opportunities for disaster volunteering through Team Rubicon's Roll Call platform. Roll Call serves as the hub for finding projects and deployments across the country. Members can browse opportunities and filter them by location, date, type of service, and length of commitment. Opportunities range from local projects lasting a few hours to multi-day deployments helping communities recover after major events. Volunteer opportunities can include: * Disaster preparedness projects * Community service initiatives * Debris removal and cleanup efforts * Home stabilization and recovery work * Long-term disaster recovery projects Once signed in to the Roll Call platform, members can register for projects, track participation, receive updates, and connect with fellow volunteers. A flexible way to make a difference. One of the most appealing aspects of Team Rubicon is the flexibility it offers. Some members may prefer short-term service projects close to home. Others may be interested in traveling to support communities affected by a major storm or crisis. Opportunities are available throughout the year and vary based on response and recovery needs. Members can choose projects that align with their schedules, interests, and ability. Whether contributing a few hours locally or several days on a deployment, every volunteer effort helps strengthen communities and support those facing difficult circumstances. Living WoodmenLife values. The Team Rubicon Extra is different from many traditional membership benefits. Rather than providing something members receive, it provides an opportunity to do something meaningful. It gives WoodmenLife members a chance to serve others, strengthen communities, learn new skills, and step up when help is needed most. It reflects the values that have long defined WoodmenLife and offers a powerful way to put those values into action. In many ways, disaster volunteering embodies what WoodmenLife membership has always been about: caring for others, supporting communities, and lending a hand when neighbors need it most. When disasters change lives in an instant, volunteers can help restore hope and begin the recovery process. Through Team Rubicon, members have an opportunity to be part of that effort. Members interested in disaster volunteering through Team Rubicon can find additional information at WoodmenLife.org/Team-Rubicon.