Homeless Garden Project (HGP) just launched a crowd-funding campaign called “Feed Two Birds with One Worm†in order to provide fresh food and flowers to eight local organizations that work with some of Santa Cruz’s most vulnerable populations. The recipient organizations include:
• The River Street Shelter provides shelter, food, counseling and social work to the homeless.
• Gemma helps women released from incarceration build successful lives.
• The Davenport Resource Center brings critical services to poor communities along the North Coast.
• Women's Crisis Support/Defensa de Mujeres (currently known as Monarch) offers intervention and prevention services to women who suffer from domestic violence.
• Transition Age Youth gives foster youth the tools needed to succeed as adults.
• 180/180 Santa Cruz is a collaborative of local nonprofits making a 180-degree turn to house 180 of the most vulnerable, chronically homeless men and women and provide support services they need to stay housed.
• Hospice of Santa Cruz County brings peace and comfort to the seriously ill from Scotts Valley to Watsonville.
Help HGP meet their goal, and eight other non-profits to provide nourishing organic produce to their participants, by donating online at igg.me/at/hgp, or homelessgardenproject.org, or mail your donation to Homeless Garden Project, PO Box 617, Santa Cruz, 95061.
The “Feed Two Birds†campaign will conclude on May 18.
For more information about HGP, or the “Feed Two Birds†campaign, contact Kate Pearl at 426.3609.10 or [email protected]
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• The River Street Shelter provides shelter, food, counseling and social work to the homeless.
• Gemma helps women released from incarceration build successful lives.
• The Davenport Resource Center brings critical services to poor communities along the North Coast.
• Women's Crisis Support/Defensa de Mujeres (currently known as Monarch) offers intervention and prevention services to women who suffer from domestic violence.
• Transition Age Youth gives foster youth the tools needed to succeed as adults.
• 180/180 Santa Cruz is a collaborative of local nonprofits making a 180-degree turn to house 180 of the most vulnerable, chronically homeless men and women and provide support services they need to stay housed.
• Hospice of Santa Cruz County brings peace and comfort to the seriously ill from Scotts Valley to Watsonville.
Help HGP meet their goal, and eight other non-profits to provide nourishing organic produce to their participants, by donating online at igg.me/at/hgp, or homelessgardenproject.org, or mail your donation to Homeless Garden Project, PO Box 617, Santa Cruz, 95061.
The “Feed Two Birds†campaign will conclude on May 18.
For more information about HGP, or the “Feed Two Birds†campaign, contact Kate Pearl at 426.3609.10 or [email protected]
Homeless Garden Project (HGP) just launched a crowd-funding campaign called “Feed Two Birds with One Worm†in order to provide fresh food and flowers to eight local organizations that work with some of Santa Cruz’s most vulnerable populations. The recipient organizations include:
• The River Street Shelter provides shelter, food, counseling and social work to the homeless.
• Gemma helps women released from incarceration build successful lives.
• The Davenport Resource Center brings critical services to poor communities along the North Coast.
• Women's Crisis Support/Defensa de Mujeres (currently known as Monarch) offers intervention and prevention services to women who suffer from domestic violence.
• Transition Age Youth gives foster youth the tools needed to succeed as adults.
• 180/180 Santa Cruz is a collaborative of local nonprofits making a 180-degree turn to house 180 of the most vulnerable, chronically homeless men and women and provide support services they need to stay housed.
• Hospice of Santa Cruz County brings peace and comfort to the seriously ill from Scotts Valley to Watsonville.
Help HGP meet their goal, and eight other non-profits to provide nourishing organic produce to their participants, by donating online at igg.me/at/hgp, or homelessgardenproject.org, or mail your donation to Homeless Garden Project, PO Box 617, Santa Cruz, 95061.
The “Feed Two Birds†campaign will conclude on May 18.
For more information about HGP, or the “Feed Two Birds†campaign, contact Kate Pearl at 426.3609.10 or [email protected]
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• The River Street Shelter provides shelter, food, counseling and social work to the homeless.
• Gemma helps women released from incarceration build successful lives.
• The Davenport Resource Center brings critical services to poor communities along the North Coast.
• Women's Crisis Support/Defensa de Mujeres (currently known as Monarch) offers intervention and prevention services to women who suffer from domestic violence.
• Transition Age Youth gives foster youth the tools needed to succeed as adults.
• 180/180 Santa Cruz is a collaborative of local nonprofits making a 180-degree turn to house 180 of the most vulnerable, chronically homeless men and women and provide support services they need to stay housed.
• Hospice of Santa Cruz County brings peace and comfort to the seriously ill from Scotts Valley to Watsonville.
Help HGP meet their goal, and eight other non-profits to provide nourishing organic produce to their participants, by donating online at igg.me/at/hgp, or homelessgardenproject.org, or mail your donation to Homeless Garden Project, PO Box 617, Santa Cruz, 95061.
The “Feed Two Birds†campaign will conclude on May 18.
For more information about HGP, or the “Feed Two Birds†campaign, contact Kate Pearl at 426.3609.10 or [email protected]
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PO Box 617, Santa Cruz, CA 95061
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