The Women’s Organic Flower Enterprise is established, providing additional work opportunities for women experiencing homelessness through creating dried flower and herb wreaths from the organic gardens; a Women’s Organic Flower Enterprise garden is established across the street from The Homeless Garden Project workshop on land loaned by Mike Williams.

With the help of Barry Swenson Builder, The Homeless Garden Project expanded to include a second garden on a 1.5 acre parcel at Natural Bridges Farm.

The Homeless Garden Project begins and runs first Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Program in Santa Cruz county.

The Homeless Garden Project begins selling produce to local restaurants and Farmer’s Markets.

The Homeless Garden Project opens first organic garden on Pelton  Avenue as a program of Citizens Committee for the Homeless.