GOOD is a political movement in South Africa that is dedicated to achieving spatial, social, economic, and environmental justice. Founded in December 2018 and led by Patricia de Lille, the current Minister of Tourism, GOOD stands against racism, gender discrimination, corruption, and poverty. Their mission is to create a better life for all South Africans.

One of GOOD's key initiatives is the GOOD Deal, which is a basic income grant of R999 per month. This grant aims to support individuals who are unemployed and do not qualify for other forms of financial assistance, providing them with the means to meet their basic needs and maintain their dignity.

GOOD also fights for a more equitable South Africa based on the principles of social democracy. They aim to address structural inequalities and ensure that all citizens can exercise their rights and live with dignity. They are dedicated to building a patriotic and forward-thinking South Africa that promotes social, economic, spatial, and environmental justice.

GOOD recognizes the changing landscape of South Africa and aims to go beyond "government as usual" to meet the evolving needs of the country. They focus on spatial justice to undo the legacy of apartheid, economic justice to ensure growth and job creation, social justice to end discrimination and achieve equity, and environmental justice to address climate change and protect vulnerable citizens.

To support GOOD's mission, individuals can volunteer, donate, or get involved with their various initiatives. By joining GOOD, individuals can contribute to the movement towards a more just and equitable South Africa.