Our Donation Principles
Guiding Our Giving
Principles Guiding the Meaningful and Ethical Impact
The Foundation of Trust
Our commitment to transparency, privacy, and impact is unwavering.
At Recovere, the principles governing our donations are designed to protect all involved — recipients, donors, and the broader community — ensuring every contribution makes a meaningful difference.
Core Principles
Guided by six fundamentals
We navigate the complexities of aid to deliver support where it’s most needed, always focused on the dignity and safety of those we serve.
Local Support
We prioritise mindful procurement to support local economies, ensuring local businesses and communities are positively impacted after disasters.
Empowerment
Our assistance extends to those most in need, empowering communities to rebuild and thrive.
Timeliness
We ensure donations are distributed promptly when they are truly needed, addressing urgent needs with efficiency and care.
Privacy and Safety
The anonymity and well-being of every individual are paramount. We safeguard privacy and safety throughout our donation process.
Dignity and Well-being
We prioritise the health and dignity of recipients, ensuring that aid efforts uplift and empower individuals and communities.
Adapting to Community Recovery Priorities
We remain adaptable to the evolving needs of communities during the recovery process, adjusting our support initiatives to best serve those in need.
Empowerment
Timeliness
Privacy and Safety
Adapting to Community Recovery Priorities
Dignity and Well-being
Guidance for Responsible Donating Overseas
To ensure that your generosity leads to positive outcomes, we urge donors to consider the following before donating, particularly in international contexts:
Cultural Appropriateness
Ensure donations respect the cultural values and practices of the recipient community, avoiding items that could perpetuate stereotypes or disrespect traditions.
Dependency vs. Empowerment
Aim to support communities towards self-sufficiency rather than creating a dependency on external aid.
Electrical Compatibility
For donations involving electrical items, verify that they meet the destination country's standards and plug configurations to avoid safety risks. Recovere Pty assists in ensuring appropriate matches for such items.
Economic Impact
Be mindful of the local economy; donating large quantities of foreign goods can disrupt local markets and hinder economic recovery.
Environmental Considerations
Consider the environmental impact of your donations, particularly the disposal of items that may not be suitable or are non-biodegradable.
Supporting Local Economies
Whenever possible, consider purchasing items locally within the recipient's region. This approach supports local businesses and ensures donations are both culturally and environmentally fitting.
Adapting to Recovery Needs
Recovere remains committed to adjusting our Prohibited List in response to the changing needs of communities during recovery phases. This flexibility allows us to support communities more effectively, facilitating donations that genuinely aid in their recovery and resilience building.