Clayton Edwards’ story of generosity
An entrepreneur redefines apartment living and invites others to join him.
For years, Atlanta property manager Clayton Edwards felt compelled to integrate his faith and work. Then, when the world shut down in 2020, he decided he had to get to know his residents on a deeper level. Aiming to do what Jesus would do, Clayton created spaces where people would find love, purpose, and belonging. He hired a missionary, a social worker, and a chef to serve residents and show them Christ’s love. Now he’s using his Giving Fundopens in a new tab at NCF to enrich their lives in even more creative ways.


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