Rancho Obi-Wan, Inc.

We’re not just Star Wars fans—we’re passionate about the toys and merchandise that helped make Star Wars the legendary adventure it is today. From that first Luke Skywalker action figure in the late ’70s to the explosion of new collectibles in the ’90s, Star Wars has captured the imaginations of generations—not just through the movies, but through the incredible world of merchandise.

Now, some of the top Star Wars collectors are coming together to launch a one-of-a-kind museum showcasing their extensive and rare collections. From vintage figures to prototypes and unreleased toys, it will all be on display. This museum will also explore the rich history of how Star Wars merchandise became a powerhouse in the world of pop culture collectibles.

As it says on their website, "Bringing together four of the world’s largest Star Wars collections—combining 1.5 million objects—to create a unique, over-the-top, fun fan experience in a new public museum offering a galactic range of exhibits, programs, and amenities that inspire and serve the world."

Now we want to show out love for the toys, as one fan group helps another. Donate in the name of That Junkman's Junk Friends, and your name and donate will go to show the Star Wars fandom that together we are here to give back to the fans

CARBONITES would like to help preserve the legacy of the galaxy far, far away.

For every case of CARBONITES sold, $1 will go to Rancho Obi-Wan, if you choose this donation receiver, of the 3 we offer.

The donation is made in your name, not ours. You may track your dollar, at anytime, on this page.

Together, we can spread some kindness, simply by adding additions to your collection.

I've been telling myself that I will one day run a marathon. As my 50th birthday approaches, I've decided to begin this training. On many of my runs, I make Lawrence Noble's Yoda statue a destination. I've created a route that will allow me to visit three of the Yoda statues and complete a full marathon.

On July 20, I will start at Summit Skywalker Ranch by Big Rock. From there, I will run through my childhood hills, peaking at Loma Alta and descending into my next stop, Imagination Park in San Anselmo to visit the next Yoda statue. My run will continue to Sausalito, across the Golden Gate Bridge, and finally end at the Yoda statue at Lucasfilm in the Presidio.

This is a charitable run for two charities I hold dear--Rancho Obi-Wan and Hospice by the Bay, now known as By the Bay Health.

Any contribution is appreciated!

More information about Rancho Obi-Wan, Inc.: Rancho Obi-Wan is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose specific purpose is to serve the public through the collection, conservation, exhibition and interpretation of Star Wars memorabilia and artifacts, using this collection to provide meaningful educational, aesthetic, intellectual and cultural experiences for a wide array of audiences and to carry on other charitable and educational activities associated with this goal.

More information about By the Bay Health, a registered 501(c)(3): By the Bay Health works to enhance the quality of life for our patients, while supporting their families and caregivers. We are dedicated to promoting wellness along the continuum of care, as well as preventing and treating distressing symptoms or conditions that might otherwise threaten the quality of life for our patients and families.