ORANGE PARK – With the snip of a giant pair of scissors, Impact Clay celebrated the final lease of its office space on Tuesday, Jan. 20. Immanuel Project was the final tenant to …
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ORANGE PARK – With the snip of a giant pair of scissors, Impact Clay celebrated the final lease of its office space on Tuesday, Jan. 20.
Immanuel Project was the final tenant to move into the office complex, joining Impact Clay, Clay Radio, Dignity Impact Outreach, Fatherhood P.R.I.D.E., One Accord Mediation and Glory be to God Ministries at 151 College Ave.
“I can't even think of all the things that happens in that space that truly is collaborative,” said Clay Impact CEO Connie Thomas. “It’s exactly what our board wanted years ago, and it's come to fruition, so it's a beautiful thing. It's a beautiful thing to see.”
