Raver Against World Starvation (RAWS)

I arrived at Tec-Troit on Saturday—after work, with purpose and presence.
There was no booth. No team. Just me, and a box placed at the front entrance—RAWS in full view, quietly inviting the community to engage.

That box wasn’t just for donations. It was a statement: we’re here.
RAWS is a movement rooted in dignity, hunger relief, and healing through rave culture. And Tec-Troit became part of that archive—a moment where grassroots care met electronic music in real time.

I walked the crowd solo, handing out flyers, sharing the mission, and listening to stories. DJ Minx showed love. Strangers became supporters. And that box stood firm at the gate—marking RAWS’ presence with quiet power.

RAWS isn’t just about food. It’s about memory. Movement. Care.
And Tec-Troit reminded me that legacy doesn’t need a booth—it just needs someone willing to show up.

If you saw the box, donated, took a flyer, or shared a moment—thank you.
RAWS is real. And it’s just getting started.