Rolling Stone Soup Kitchen, LLC

07/21/2025

NOT TOO FAR FROM CRESTONE, CO

Helped Jodie and Tater Tot today.

Water, tuna packs, and $5 for dog food.I offered cat food, but Jodie explained it's too high in protein for a dog.

Planning to serve her group an evening meal tomorrow.

05/20/2025

RSSK IS IN THE NEWS:

ARTICLE ABOUT THE KITCHEN IN THE NEWSPAPER!

A couple of weeks ago, Rolling Stone Soup Kitchen fed about 20 food-insecure people in Moab, UT (which is my home base). RSSK filled in for a local church that typically holds a free community meal every Thursday...the resurfacing of the road in front of the church made two May feedings impossible. I arrived in Moab in time to become the feeder at the temporary location (in front of the free health clinic in town). All went well.

The Times-Independent interviewed me (Robin Eno, Founder). Article is below.

The savory aroma of Robin Eno’s three-meat stew, pasta with red sauce and steaming fruit dessert wafted across the Moab Free Health Clinic parking lot Thursday, May 8.

03/22/2025

DONATED BLOOD.

Rolling Stone is all about humanitarian aid, service, and good deeds. I donate blood whenever I can, as the kitchen and I travel the United States. Thank you, Escapees RV Club, for sponsoring this blood drive again at our annual Escapade rally in Tucson, AZ. The bloodmobile collected 51 pints, including my type O- donation.

03/06/2025

BURNING MAN JOURNAL HAS WRITTEN ABOUT RSSK!

At last year's Burning Man, Rolling Stone Soup Kitchen was a one-person feeding camp. I ran everything successfully by myself, with just a little help from my neighboring camp. What a wonderful experience to watch people "mmm" after the first bite, snarf down their meal, and then ask for seconds. It brought me joy to hear how people had forgotten to eat all day and were really hungry--but not anymore. My guest book is full of well wishes, love, and enough positive energy to sustain me for a long time.

The article is inside this set:

There comes a time in the evolution of (almost) everyone who goes to Burning Man: the day the timer goes off. Their number is called. A disembodied voice echoes in the halls of the brain and informs you “Now is...

12/10/2024

Hello, and thank you for visiting my page.

Would you like to help me put food DIRECTLY into the hands of hungry people?

My name is Robin Eno. As a retired dietitian nutritionist, I have the time and burning desire to feed needy people.

If you have ever brought a tray of homemade food to a soup kitchen, you know how good it feels to be making a very direct difference in a hungry person’s day. If you would like to feel this wonderful feeling vicariously through me, please keep reading.

Why am I asking for money? Because I have already purchased (with my own money) the kitchen infrastructure and the food (with my own money) I have already fed to hundreds of people. My kitchen is up and running (with my own money). I certainly could use some help with the food costs, though. This is why I have created my fundraising page.

I am so committed to this cause that I have given up about a third of my RV and truck living space to Stone Soup, my humanitarian mobile kitchen. I live full-time in my Casita travel trailer, and I bring Stone Soup with me as I travel the United States. I set up Stone Soup when I visit places where people suffer from food insecurity, malnutrition, and flat-out starvation.

Stone Soup has all the necessary infrastructure to carry out quantity food production: two 30,000 BTU cooktops, ample propane, a griddle surface, professional large pots and pans, tables, chairs, a shelter, a sink setup, a pantry of non-perishable foods, and many other items necessary for a pop-up kitchen. Volunteers appear out of nowhere to help me with food prep, feeding, and cleanup.

I started Camp Stone Soup this year (2024). I have already fed people at Burning Man 2024 (Nevada) and Convergence Wellness Festival 2024 (New Mexico). I have partnered with other portable relief kitchens and food pantries this year, and I plan to continue doing so. I am proud to say I have already fed nutritious, delicious food to hundreds of people.

A few days ago, I returned to Quartzsite, Arizona. A large percentage of people who live here in their RVs live below the poverty line. A number of local organizations provide assistance for those in need. I will be joining them by partnering with the local food bank and preparing meals (some people cannot afford propane to cook food). I will collaborate with the Homes on Wheels Alliance and other relief organizations this winter.

Some of the food will be purchased with my own money. Anything more will help me carry out my humanitarian work more successfully—more meals and a larger variety of foods served.

Perhaps you have a few dollars to contribute to my front-line humanitarian kitchen. Any and all money you contribute to Camp Stone Soup will go directly and completely to my feeding of the needy.

Even if you choose not to contribute at this time, if you would like to see photos of what I am accomplishing, please send me your email address.

I am in the process of making Stone Soup a charitable organization.

Thank you for considering Camp Stone Soup as a beneficiary of your financial contribution. I wish you well.

Robin Eno, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN 963784, retired)

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