Beans
Built on Belief. Worn with a Purpose.
A non-profit 501 c-3 organization
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Honoring the Legacy of Robinio “Beans” McGraw
It is with great sadness that we grieve the loss of this amazing young man—our son, brother, and uncle, Robinio McGraw.
Robinio’s vision for this nonprofit was to help the children of Haiti. In the past few months, with the support of Pastor Doug at Abiding Hope, Robinio made the decision to expand that vision to also support mothers in Haiti—helping provide job training, skill development, and funding so they could escape extreme poverty and move toward stability and self-sufficiency.
Through the Haitian Timoun Foundation, an extraordinary nonprofit with an impeccable track record, Beans 5258 will raise funds to support this effort. While the fundraising and accountability will remain with Beans 5258, you can rest assured that your contributions will be secure and will always reach the people Robinio wanted to support.
This nonprofit was our son’s way of giving back to his roots. It is now our way of honoring the legacy of this amazing young man. We will work tirelessly to make this nonprofit as credible, impactful, and worthy of your contributions as Robinio intended.
Robinio’s vision for his nonprofit was, and still is, very clear. He created his brand—a logo that should be worn with pride. It is a symbol that means something. It represents empathy for others, compassion in action, and a belief that we can help people in the world succeed. When you wear it, you carry a piece of his vision forward.
If you feel moved to support Robinio’s mission, we invite you to visit beans5258.com, where you can make a donation today to directly impact the lives he cared so deeply about. You can also visit the store to purchase items from his brand—each piece not only honors his vision but helps extend his reach to those who need it most.
Our hearts have been crushed by his death. Those who knew Robinio would be the first to tell you that his empathy for others was real; it was never just lip service. Please help us make his nonprofit a success. Help us honor a young man who made more of an impact in 22 years than many could make in a lifetime.
And if you ever want to simply talk about our son, please let us know. We will always make the time to honor him.
With love, empathy, forgiveness, and hope,
The McGraw Family
Sean, Dana, Sara Jo, Zaelyn, Lily, Mady, and Beth
Contact Us:
If you’d like to reach out, please do so by emailing: info@beans5258.com
Get to Know Me
Robinio McGraw
His Story. His Mission. His Legacy.
Robinio “Beans” McGraw was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, where he spent the first five years of his life in a local orphanage. Those early years in Haiti would forever remain an important part of who Robinio was and, ultimately, inspire a dream to give back to the country where his life began.
At the age of five, Robinio was adopted and brought to the United States. His journey took him from Haiti to Florida, Georgia, Las Vegas, and eventually to Littleton, Colorado, the place he would call home.
Growing up in Littleton, Robinio attended Mortensen Elementary School, where he developed friendships that would last throughout his life. He loved sports from an early age, but football became his passion.
At Chatfield High School, Robinio became part of the State Champion Chatfield Chargers football team and earned 1st Team All-Conference and 1st Team All-State honors. But the awards and accomplishments only tell part of his story.
Those who knew Robinio knew him for something much greater.
He had an extraordinary ability to connect with people. He believed in treating others with kindness, showing compassion, giving back, and helping people without expecting anything in return. His friendships, teammates, family, faith, and community were incredibly important to him.
After graduating from Chatfield, Robinio continued his education and football career at Greenville University in Greenville, Illinois, where he studied Criminology and played collegiate football. During his years at Greenville, his faith continued to grow, as did his desire to build a life centered around serving others.
But no matter where life took him, Robinio never forgot Haiti.
He understood that his life had been changed because someone gave him an opportunity. He also understood that countless children and families in Haiti may never receive that same chance.
Robinio wanted to do something about it.
That dream became Beans5258.
Robinio created Beans5258 with a vision of giving back to Haiti and creating opportunities for those who needed them most. What began as his idea for a nonprofit and a brand was rooted in something much deeper: his belief that we have a responsibility to care for one another.
Tragically, Robinio passed away unexpectedly on April 15, 2026, at just 22 years old, only weeks before he was to graduate from college and begin the next chapter of his life.
He never had the opportunity to officially launch the mission he had created.
But his mission did not end with his passing.
Today, Beans5258 continues in Robinio’s honor, carrying forward the compassion, generosity, faith, and love for others that defined his life.
The organization is dedicated to supporting women, children, and families in Haiti, creating opportunities and providing resources that can help change lives. Every donation, event, partnership, volunteer, and Beans5258 Ambassador helps continue something Robinio started himself.
Beans5258 is more than a nonprofit.
It is Robinio’s legacy.
It is a promise that the dreams of a young boy born in Haiti can continue making a difference long after his journey brought him thousands of miles away.
It is a reminder that a life is measured not simply by how long we are here, but by the impact we have on the lives of others.
And it is a commitment to make sure Robinio’s compassion for others, his love for Haiti, and his desire to give back continue to shine through everything Beans5258 does.
- His story continues.
- His mission continues.
- His light continues.
- This is Beans5258.
For Robinio. For Haiti. For Others.
The brand
WHY I STARTED THIS
I’ve always dreamed of creating a clothing line — a brand that stands for something more than just style. “B” is more than a letter; it’s a symbol of belief, brotherhood, and a better future.
My hope is that people will connect with the meaning behind the brand — the empathy it represents, the story it carries, and the cause it supports. When you wear “B,” you’re not just wearing a logo — you’re standing with me, my family, and the youth of Haiti.
By clicking the link below, you can visit my storefront and shop “B” clothing and other items. I’m starting small, but I have big dreams to grow the collection in the coming year.
Every purchase directly supports programs aimed at helping the House of the Children of the Lack, where I was born, as well as my mother and brothers who continue to live and work in Port-au-Prince. In addition, I plan to launch a scholarship program that will provide access to education, healthcare, extracurricular activities, and athletics for Haitian youth.
None of this would be possible without the incredible people who have supported me — including M7 Business Systems, and of course, my amazing family and friends.
Thank you for believing in the mission. Let’s build something that matters.
You Can Help
By clicking the link below, you’ll be taken to my “B” Storefront, where you can purchase clothing and other branded items that represent hope, purpose, and unity.
I’m starting small, but I’m excited to expand the collection over the next year. Your support means everything — not just to me, but to those I love most.
75% of all net profits will be donated directly to numerous 501-c-3 charitable organizations within Haiti.
In addition, I’m working to create a scholarship program that will provide access to education, healthcare, extracurricular activities, and athletics for children and youth in Haiti — giving them the same kind of opportunity I was so blessed to receive.
Every item you wear makes a statement.
You’re not just buying clothing — you’re building a future.
