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Robin Hood Store
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenNon-Profit EnterpriseSocial ImpactClimate & Environmental Protection
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About Robin Hood Store
Robin Hood Store operates community-driven supermarkets under the name ROBINs, dedicated to combating capitalism, poverty, and inequality. The organization pursues a unique economic model where 100% of generated profits are directed towards supporting those in need and fighting global poverty and climate change, rather than accumulating private profits. With over 1,000 active members in Berlin and Brandenburg, Robin Hood Store offers regionally and sustainably produced fresh products, alongside certified organic packaged goods. Members receive discounts on purchases through their contributions. The organization partners with groups like GiveDirectly and Cool Earth to promote a more equitable distribution of wealth.
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Sustainability Goals
No Poverty
Profit Redistribution to Combat Global Poverty
Robin Hood Store redirects all surpluses from its supermarkets to organizations like GiveDirectly, directly counteracting global poverty and supporting people in need.
Reduced Inequalities
Fair Economic Model Combats Inequality
The organization fights inequality and unjust wealth through a non-profit model that redistributes surpluses, fostering a globally equitable distribution of wealth.
Climate Action
Surpluses Invested in Climate Action
Robin Hood Store directly invests a portion of its surpluses into combating climate change, including through partnerships with organizations like Cool Earth.
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FAQs
Q1What is the core mission of Robin Hood Store?
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Robin Hood Store, operating as ROBINs, runs community-driven supermarkets with a core mission to combat capitalism, poverty, inequality, and unjust wealth. The organization aims to establish a new economic model where all generated profits benefit those in need, rather than accumulating private wealth. Surpluses are 100% committed to fighting global poverty and climate change.
Q2Where does Robin Hood Store operate its supermarkets?
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Robin Hood Store operates three supermarkets across Berlin and Brandenburg. These include ROBINs Körnerladen at Altenbraker Straße 15, Berlin, ROBINs Weserstraße at Weserstr. 212, Berlin, and ROBINs Spechtladen at Spechthausen 45, Brandenburg, which is the initiative's original location.
Q3How can customers become members and what are the benefits?
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Customers can become members by contributing three hours of work per month in one of the stores. As a benefit, members receive a 10-20% discount on their purchases. Currently, the organization is supported by a community of over 1,000 members.
Q4How does Robin Hood Store redistribute its profits?
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All generated surpluses are 100% redistributed to combat global poverty and climate change, with private profit strictly excluded. Between 2021 and 2023, €14,275 in profits were directly redistributed. The organization partners with groups like GiveDirectly and Cool Earth to achieve this.
Q5Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does Robin Hood Store address?
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Robin Hood Store primarily focuses on SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) and SDG 1 (No Poverty). Additionally, the organization contributes to SDG 13 (Climate Action) through its sustainable products and the redistribution of surpluses.
