Edges of the Field

At Edgeway, we believe in creating joy—not just for clients, but for entire communities. That’s why we created the Edges of the Field program: a way to share what we have with those who are doing meaningful work in our region.

Leviticus 23:22 says, "When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest. Leave them for the poor and for the foreigner residing among you. I am the Lord your God."

This ancient principle of purposeful generosity drives this modern-day initiative.

What Is It?

Edges of the Field allows qualified 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations to borrow inflatable units from our warehouse at no cost—as long as they are not currently rented out during the time you'd like to use them.

You pick them up. You return them. We cover the cost.

Important Details

• This program is for registered 501(c)(3) nonprofits only.
• No pre-scheduling or advance reservations are allowed. This program is strictly based on what is available at the moment.
• You must meet in person with a manager at our warehouse to view what's available and to complete the process.
• Pickup and return are the responsibility of your organization.
• All inflatables must be cleaned and returned in good condition.
• Units may only be used on dates they are not reserved or scheduled for paid rentals.

How It Works

1. Come In Person – No phone holds or future planning. Simply visit our warehouse during operating hours.
2. Meet With a Manager – A team member will review availability with you on the spot and help identify what inflatables are currently open for use.
3. Provide Proof – Bring your valid 501(c)(3) documentation with you.
4. Take It and Celebrate – If something is available, you're free to take it the same day!
5. Return It Clean – After your event, bring it back in the condition it was loaned—clean, rolled, and ready for the next.

Why We Do It

Whether you're putting on a block party, church picnic, school event, or neighborhood celebration, we know a little joy can go a long way. You’re doing important work—we’re just grateful to support it when we can.

This is our way of leaving the edges of our field.