Abstract: An outdoor barbecuing grill is connected to a charcoal storage bin. The storage bin can preserve up to twenty pounds of charcoal for ready use in grilling. The grill is a standard construct of a cooking chamber with a lid and having inside it a food grate positioned over a fuel holding grate, which is then positioned over an ash catcher. The cooking chamber is removable and attached to the storage bin on top. The storage bin has portions facilitating the ease of access to the charcoal, such as by scooping charcoal from the bin with a scoop. The scoop hangs from a hanger, which is below the door. The storage bin also has 4 functions. Drip frame for keeping water outside the storage bin. Inside barrier frame to allow charcoal from being excessively pushed out of doors opening. The door, which opens at a outward position. The door has two sidewalls to keep charcoal from falling off the door and on the ground.