TrashGoblins, Inc.

03/04/2026

VAULTIES WIN the C2E2 Vault TG Fallout Day contest! Listen in for a special message from TABITHA and RHONDA

12/03/2026

HELLO, SWEET BEES! As C2E2 approaches, Yuckmouth wanted to know if anyone had crafty bits they wanted to donate to the TrashGoblins booth! We're accepting old bits of cosplay, clothes(to cut up for resources for for people to just take and wear), large usable area scraps of things like foam, plastic, Worbla, fabric, leather - materials like paints, tape and glue - and small handheld tools like cutters, rivet/grommet setters, leather tools, etc!

If you have any of these materials(at least the size of an 8"x10" sheet of paper)(but no bigger than 12"x12" unless it can be rolled/folded smaller), we would love to distribute them to crafters at our art tables! Please no bags of random items - try to keep the materials organized as best you can, as we are all neurospicy lil' gobbos who sometimes need some help on the aCtInG HuMaN side of social interaction :D

We also take larger donations of cosplays, usable tools and materials, and as a registered 501c3, we can offer tax receipts for them! If the items are too large or bulky for us to deal with at C2E2(limited transport and booth space) you can always reach out to us for dropoff or pickup at our Instagram or email( [email protected] ). Also if you're not sure if we'll be able to use a thing, drop us a line and we'll tell you.

OKAY LOVE YOU BYE
~ yUcKmOuTh and TG crew 💜🧡💜🗑️🐝

28/01/2026

More official discussion on the C2E2 controversy 💜🧡💜

We hear you and want to correct some false information that has been circulating on social media.

We at ReedPop do not sell customer information to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
ReedPop/RX operates entirely at arm’s length and independently. None of our data is shared for marketing or commercial use by any other entity within our parent company.

We remain committed to creating safe, inclusive, and welcoming environments. Our community is made up of people from different backgrounds and identities. We stand by our principles of inclusion and belonging. We see you, we hear you, and all are welcome here.

If you want more information on how we collect, use, and protect personal data, please see the RX/ReedPop Privacy Policy at privacy.rxglobal.com.

27/01/2026

27/01/2026

It's official, TrashGoblins has been invited back to C2E2!

Also, some of you may have heard about showrunner ReedPop's parent company having ties to ICE/selling information. C2E2 works independently of their influence "at an arms length basis". We have correspondence from ReedPop's event vice president that showcases their dedication to safe spaces and independence from their parent company's ideals(screenshot of that email in comments).

To be extremely clear, TrashGoblins is VEHEMENTLY against ICE and everything they stand for, and we will NOT involve ourselves with any events that allow their influence. Trashgoblins has been dedicated to safe space and inclusion since our inception, working alongside charities across all spectrums to ensure marginalized folks get the respect and love they deserve - our message is that of safe community, and we align with other orgs that value the same, to the extent that we HAVE in the past refused to work with people who showed they did not value the ideals we do.

We at TrashGoblins have been met with nothing short of open arms and kindness from C2E2 staff, who embrace our ethos of providing a safe, fun, creative space for guests, and they have graciously allowed us bigger and bigger booth over the years to help us bring that vibe. Whatever the corporate intentions of their parent company, we have an opportunity to step out on the ground floor and further the message of safety and tolerance and expression, and C2E2 is a great place for us to showcase that - we hope y'all continue to support us and them, and we will do the same for you!

Rest assured, if their message changes or ends up being not genuine, TrashGoblins will take action to remove ourselves from the proceedings. We love you guys, we will do what we can to make sure the people who come to our booth feel like they belong, and we are very thankful to you, and to ReedPop for donating their space for us. 🧡💜🧡💜

~ Yuckmouth and the whole TG crew

17/01/2026

THIS IS A FELICIA. Animezoolo Felicidae - predominantly found in Midwestern habitats in North America, they are extremely intelligent, driven, quirky mammals that tend towards reserved public interactions but extreme dedication to those they choose as family. Most at home in varied species environments, they can be seen regularly caring for other creatures with great attentiveness and fastidiousness. Felicidae are also known for their skills manipulating tools, often feathering their nests with hand-crocheted trinkets, anime or comic inspired cosplays and expansive theses on environmental conservation.

These magnificent creatures are treasures and must be protected at all costs, universally adored by social groups they partake in for their ridiculous noises and tsundere loyalty. Kawaii af.

Please join TG Zoo staff in congratulating this particular specimen on their birthday! We will be giving her a pumpkin filled with meat cubes for enrichment.

09/01/2026

What has brought you joy today? There have been so many reasons to feel so many emotions for too long to keep track.

This is the best boy, Sirius. He's 10. He is a beacon of light and joy and smelly, smelly farts. If you can't find your own joy, may he shine some on you for a moment, because we need it.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year!

We want to start this year off with a HUGE "THANK YOU!!!!" to all the amazing, wonderful, nerdy, trying to support your community with budget cuts librarians out there.

We owe this spectacularly successful and rewarding first year as a 501c3 to our librarians. You all are out in your communities putting in the work. We see you. We thank you.

Long gone are the days of the stuffy librarian. This new generation is out scouting for programs, organizing events, being GMs and DMs, and protecting our sacred nerdy spaces.

Libraries are now hosts to maker spaces, seed libraries, and game nights. This doesn't happen without people who care deeply about making this world a better place and know that starts at home.

We have a special thank you to Erika at Legler Library for hosting our first program and spreading the word about us.

Enjoy these new librarian coloring pages: Librarian Tometender, Librarian Engineer, Librarian Lorekeeper.

These will be colored and added to our Teepublic site for your wearing pleasure. In the mean time, please enjoy coloring them yourself!

https://trashgoblinsinc.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Librarians-Rock-TG-Coloring-Pages.pdf

31/12/2025

Happy birthday to the most animal petting-ist thrift lord! When he's not drawing coloring pages or creating some crazy goblin, he can be found sifting through the toy section of the local thrift store or tending one of his many aquariums. May your hands pet many, many more animals. P.s. Tell your dog he says "hi!"

15/11/2025

Hey! It's another video! This time we're showing you how to make Majora's Mask from our pattern. You can print it out at Trashgoblinsinc.com

We debuted this program last night at The Night Arcade host by .policy at Woodson Library. Pictures from the event will be up soon.

We were joined by some great orgs and people like
... and, of course, our very own was there giving us their support.

While we made this pattern with teens in mind, we had kids as young as 5 making their own. To say it was a great night would be a tremendous understatement.

Please let us know if there's something you want to see or someplace you'd like us to be in the future.

P.S. since this video is over 3 minutes long, IG let me know they will not show it to anyone who doesn't follow our page so any shares or interactions would be appreciated. Next time I'll have to make them in 2 parts.

I realized after posting that the captions didn't save correctly. 😡

13/11/2025

Tomorrow we'll be debuting our Majora's Mask Program at .policy 's Arcade Night!

The mask pictured is made entirely from a jello snack pack box, masking tape, a handful of foam clay, and $1 acrylic paints. Mike made one out of foam floor mats that we will have with us too.

The most important take away from our programs is that you can make art out of anything. You don't need a ton of money. Start by using what you have access to, make mock ups, have fun and challenge yourself. When you reuse and repurpose materials you relieve the burden of financial pressure. It's significantly easier to experiment when you're not worried about it breaking your bank.

In our opinion, the best way to grow your artistic talent is to find something you can fail at (a lot) but you enjoy enough to keep doing it anyways.