Garden of Eden Organic Farm CSA is a true labor of love.
We love what we do and it SHOWS in how it GROWS.
GOE Organics starts a two-acre farm
to support community and schools
On May 3, 2010, Garden of Eden Organics announced a new community project in Escondido. In cooperation with Infusion Church, GOE is lunching a two acre farm to help feed several organizations and charities fresh organic fruit and vegetables.
Jennifer and Paul Trejo of GOE hope is that this will be a pilot program that will inspire several more throughout the region. "We hope that every church and school with land will use it to feed our children and community," the owners of Garden Of Eden said.
Securian Financial, as part of their give-back program called Bear, Bugs and Bikes, has made a small grant to help get thing started. Securian brought 20 people out to the site on May 4, 2010 to help GOE to prepare the site with irrigation and soil preparation. Everyone had a lot of fun!
Beneficiaries of the project are Hope Food Bank, Community Solutions of Escondido, and the South Bay Community Church Feeding the Homeless program.
Thanks to donations of time and equipment from Juarez Farms, La Milpa Organica Farm, Miramar Bobcat, Pouly Equipment rentals and Escondido Disposal. This project will prove to be a real testimony of giving back to community
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