by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
Most people stay with an internet provider they are not happy with because switching sounds like a weekend of hold music and a week without internet. In practice an NBN transfer is one of the more boring things you can do. Here is what actually happens.Will I be...
by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
Choosing a provider because it does good is only sensible if the service itself holds up. Here is a fair comparison, including the places where a large telco is genuinely the better choice.Is the actual internet different?Not fundamentally. Almost all Australian...
by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
You already pay for internet. The question is only where the margin on it ends up. Goodwill Connect is an NBN provider in Sydney that states 100% of its profits go to vetted local charities supporting families, with no shareholders taking a cut.What exactly does...
by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
The Goodwill Shop operates in south-west Sydney, and donations are dropped off rather than collected. Two locations take new and near-new items.Revesby — 6/60 Marigold St, Revesby (also the House of Sadaqa warehouse and office)Bankstown — 6/212 South Terrace,...
by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
People hand something over the counter and it disappears. Reasonably enough, they want to know whether it helped anyone. Here is the actual path, including the part most charities do not talk about.What happens first?Items are checked and sorted. Anything that does...
by Mohammad Kandil | Sep 23, 2026 | Social Enterprise
It is the most common question any charity gets, and the answer people least expect. House of Sadaqa does not do pickups of furniture or used goods. Knowing that up front saves a wasted week waiting for a truck that was never coming.Why not? Other charities...
