For community organisations
Hold stock, sell beds, keep the money.
You hold it, you sell it, you keep it. You can say no at any point.
01
You hold it
The beds are held by your organisation as trading stock. Philanthropy pays for the first stock.
02
You sell it
Health services, schools, housing bodies and households buy from you. You set who gets a bed and who sells.
03
You keep it
You invoice and keep the whole $750 a bed. The buyer pays you, not us.
04
You can say no
If it does not work for you, we take the beds back and nobody is out of pocket.
- Nothing is named in an application until your organisation has said yes.
- A bed never depends on a story, a photo or a visit.
- Making moves closer to community when someone local is ready to run it. That is the plan, not a claim.
What do we need to hold stock?
Somewhere dry to keep flat-packed beds, someone who can sell, and a way to invoice. We talk through freight and storage before any bed moves.
What if a bed breaks?
Parts carry a written warranty. We send the wording with your quote. If a bed needs fixing, a paid local repairer in your region does the job, and you are told the part prices up front.
Is there a minimum?
There is no minimum order. One bed is an order.
Who is first in line?
The first 100 beds in the ALIVE allocation go to an organisation that already sells locally.
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