Edge Management is dedicated to not just thinking and living outside of the establish box set by past business practices. We are creating a new box. Transitional times provide the opportunity to focus on creating positive change in our world. Edge has partnered with PowerGive.com to create opportunities for our partner companies and their employees to develop projects that help people in need within the United States and throughout the World.

One of the first projects is providing the supplies and technology for people in need to start and maintain their own organic garden. The program’s goal is to provide people with the ability to continue to produce sustainable food resources for their family and possibly for local markets for years to come.

PowerGive was named for the combination of the two key focuses of its business model.

One - When money is donated through PowerGive, 100% of the money and effort goes directly to the project or people to which it is targeted.

Two - PowerGive only creates opportunities that are more than just giving money or supplies. PowerGive is giving opportunities that create sustainable giving and living. By way of example, when money and effort are given to build a sustainable garden the cost may be only a few hundred dollars. However, with the money comes the assistance to start and continue to support the project with knowhow. Therefor the garden will be a resource that can be sustained for years to come creating an exponential reward for the dollars and effort spent.

For PowerGive and for Edge Management, that is not just thinking out of the box, but creating a new one. This is why Edge Management is proud to be partnered with PowerGive and is excited to share the joy and benefits of giving that it provides us, our partners and employees in return for the effort.

Nothing helps a person realize what is important in life, to put their own life in proper perspective and to assist one in the effort to be focused in times of great change such as the opportunity to give and assist someone else more in need than oneself.