My Most Personal Possessions are up for Raffle!

Visit the Raffle Page Here

In recent years as I travel far and wide, I have met many of you who have been following my work for years, many of you for over 10 years! I am always joyous to connect with each of you, whether it has been years or just days together. You are what keeps me going on this journey as a servant to Earth, humanity and our plant and animal relatives.

In 2024, I am dedicated to bringing my every action into a higher state of integrity and truth. At the same time, I am equally dedicated to being of service to YOU and our community to become the change we wish to see in the world. Most of what I have done over the last decade has been completely unmonetized and offered for free to you. That’s the way my service will continue for the decades ahead and I have committed to earning below the federal poverty threshold and donating 100% of my media income to nonprofits for my lifetime.

I’m also seeking ways to raise funds to be of service that do not compromise my integrity. After years of contemplating the idea, I am elated to be raffling off some of my most personal items!

The thought of YOU – some of the people who care about me the most – having some of my most personal items warms my heart. I have given away most everything that I own for free, but I believe this is a wonderful opportunity to give gifts to many of you that you can cherish, while raising funds for the nonprofit I founded in 2020 – Regeneration, Equity and Justice.

So, this is your opportunity to take home a piece of me, while contributing to my service! You may likely have seen these iconic pieces on social media and throughout my years of activism.

My iconic green T-shirts, the backpack that held all of my 44 possessions, numerous of the 44 possessions I once owned, the Trash Suit and many other items are up for raffle for you to receive. These highly personal items have been thoroughly used by me, and capture my character and essence. None of these items is in perfect condition because I have loved them and utilized them very much! 

How it works is simple. You donate by purchasing raffle tickets, with the chance to receive the item you bid on. Tickets range from $1-$7 each and you can buy as many tickets as you’d like. Recipients are drawn at random. Every item includes a personalized signed copy of Food Freedom, a Grow Your Own Food Seed Pack and a detailed story, handwritten by me, about the item. We can ship anywhere in the world.

My team will be raffling off about 25 items, with new items being raffled every two weeks starting in early April and running until August. Generally there will be three items available at a time. 

Visit the Raffle Page Here

How will the raffle funds be used?

100% of the proceeds from these raffles will go to Regeneration, Equity and Justice. I have donated these items and do not receive any of these finances personally. Our first priority with these funds will be distributing my new book, Food Freedom, to all who would like a copy but do not have funds to contribute. We hope to distribute this book to thousands this year as an empowerment manual for liberation through food. Funds will also be used for upcoming activism campaigns, video production, and paying our team to carry out this service. 

Current items:

The Trash Suit from Robin’s Trash Me Campaign in NYC 2016

The one and only Trash Suit from my 2016 Trash Me campaign in New York City. This campaign was covered by over 1,000 media outlets and generated over 1 billion impressions, with every single view being on this suit! I wore it for over 200 hours during the month and even took it on a European speaking tour!

See the suit in this video

Don’t want to own the suit personally but excited to contribute? How about being the steward who keeps it as a community suit to be used by activists doing their own Trash Me campaigns? I will share the simple management system to keep the suit in action!

Robin Greenfield’s Barefoot Shoes from Trash Me in Los Angeles (Available for bidding until May 13)

I wore these shoes for the Trash Me campaign in Los Angeles in 2022. This campaign was covered by the media and these shoes have been seen by millions of people! Normally I am barefoot, but I wore shoes for this campaign to keep the message on the trash, not on my bare feet!

See the shoes in this video: 30 Days of Wearing My Trash in Los Angeles

Vivobarefoot brand Mens Size 9.5 (US)

Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt

This is one of the iconic green T-shirts I wore for 3 years upon returning to the United States in 2021-2023 after owning just 44 possessions. Bamboo/organic cotton blend. Size Small. 

Shirt is substantially worn but in wearable condition

These items are available for bidding from April 29 to May 5 and will be mailed on ~May 7.

Future items:

May 6th

• Robin Greenfield’s Blue Shorts from his Year of Growing and Foraging 100% of his Food
• Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt

May 13th

• Robin Greenfield’s Underwear (Worn for 6 years!)
• Robin Greenfield’s Ice Cream Cup from Trash Me in Los Angeles
• Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt from his Month of Foraging 100% of his Food

May 20th

• Robin Greenfield’s Green Wool Sweater from when he Owned 44 Possessions
• Robin Greenfield’s Artist Bucket Hat from Trash Me in Los Angeles
• Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt

May 27th

• Robin’s Compost Toilet from the Grow Your Own Toilet Paper Tour
• Robin Greenfield’s Sun Hat worn from 2021-2023
• Robin Greenfield’s Pack from when he Owned 44 Possessions

June 3rd

• Robin Greenfield’s Cooking Pot from Year of Growing and Foraging 100% of his food
• Robin Greenfield’s Blue Shawl Worn from 2021-2023
• Robin Greenfield’s Shorts Worn from 2021-2023

June 10th

• The Trash Suit from Robin’s Trash Me campaign in Los Angeles 2022

Past items:

• Robin Greenfield’s Backpack From When He Owned 44 Possessions

• Robin Greenfield’s Vintage Manual Hair Trimmer

• Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt From When he Owned 44 Possessions

• The Trash Suit from Robin’s Trash Me Campaign in NYC 2016

• Robin Greenfield’s Barefoot Shoes from Trash Me in Los Angeles

• Robin Greenfield’s Iconic Green T-Shirt