Back the work
Help buy the first beds, and build the two facilities that make every bed after.
Grants buy beds for community organisations and help build community production facilities. Gifts and loans carry the work in between. The pitch sets out the current raise, and what is signed.
- beds delivered to 11 communities
- 540
- beds delivered to 11 communities
- beds bought and paid for by four organisations
- 320
- beds bought and paid for by four organisations
- washing machines in community
- 23
- washing machines in community
- plastic diverted
- 3,540kg
- plastic diverted
Ways to back it.
A grant
Buy beds for community organisations at $750 a bed, or fund a community production facility. Grants are made to The Butterfly Movement Ltd.
A gift
A registered charity since 2012, endorsed as a deductible gift recipient. Talk to us before you give and we will confirm how your gift is receipted.
A loan
Repaid from the beds Goods on Country sells, on terms agreed with you. Never from a community organisation's sales.
An order
Buy beds for your own service or community at $750 a bed. Orders are invoiced by Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd, ABN 22 155 132 684), or by the community organisation that holds the stock (Ben, 5 October 2026).
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A community organisation that wants beds to sell? 100 beds for your community to sell.
Who you are dealing with
Goods on Country is a DGR1 charity led by 100% Indigenous Directors.
Goods on Country is the trading name of The Butterfly Movement Ltd, the registered charity. The change of company name to Goods on Country Ltd is being lodged. The products, the designs, the contracts, the making and the evidence sit with Goods on Country. Orders are invoiced by Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd, ABN 22 155 132 684), or by the community organisation that holds the stock (Ben, 5 October 2026).
The board and the team- Trading name
- Goods on Country
- Legal name
- The Butterfly Movement Ltd
- Charity status
- A registered charity since 2012, endorsed as a deductible gift recipient.
Who has backed the work.
Snow Foundation
Long-term backing through product development, field work and RHD advocacy.
Centrecorp Foundation
A buyer: Two orders for the Utopia homelands. Oonchiumpa held the build. 147 are in households and 20 are made and waiting.
The Funding Network
Crowdfunded early plant and product momentum at a 2025 live-pitch night.
FRRR
Rural and remote support that helped move the bed from prototype to delivery.
AMP Foundation
Spark program support for social-enterprise infrastructure and capability.
QBE Foundation
Catalysing Impact 2026 cohort. Stage 2 is a competitive application to one funding pool shared across ten enterprises.
Straight answers.
Is Goods on Country a charity?
Yes. Goods on Country is the trading name of The Butterfly Movement Ltd, the registered charity. The change of company name to Goods on Country Ltd is being lodged. A registered charity since 2012, endorsed as a deductible gift recipient. Goods on Country is a DGR1 charity led by 100% Indigenous Directors.
Can I make a tax-deductible gift?
A registered charity since 2012, endorsed as a deductible gift recipient. Talk to us before you give and we will confirm how your gift is receipted.
Does any of the money come back to the funder?
No. The funder acts once, and after that the money goes round inside the community. Nobody is buying shares: Goods on Country is a company limited by guarantee and has none. If a facility is ever financed with a loan, it is repaid from what Goods on Country is paid for making, never out of a community organisation’s sales money.
Why not just give the beds away?
Because then the beds are a delivery and nothing starts. We are trusting community organisations to take the beds, sell what they decide to sell, and build their own future with the money. The funder acts once. After that the money goes round inside the community. Some beds still go to families who need one tonight; that mix is the community’s call.
What does Goods on Country get out of it?
What it is paid for making the first stock, and the money that runs the organisation, which we raise separately and say which is which. Sales money never funds it: the buyer pays the community organisation, not Goods on Country.
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A grant, a gift, a loan or an order. A person from the team reads every message and replies within a few working days.