Memo: 100x100 Impact Challenge: A National Financial Literacy and Healing Initiative

DATE: April 1, 2026

TO: Business Leaders, Nonprofit Executives, HR Directors, Educators, Community Stakeholders

FROM: Rahkim Sabree

SUBJECT: Launch of the 100x100 Impact Challenge: A National Financial Literacy and Healing Initiative

What if one decision your organization makes this month could change one hundred financial futures?

Today, April 1st, I am formally launching the 100x100 Impact Challenge, an initiative that aims to partner with 100 organizations who will each commit to purchasing 100 copies of Overcoming Financial Trauma between now and November 15th.

After the fire, the clarity around my mission sharpened. This campaign reflects that clarity and the purpose that followed.

This launch is intentionally aligned with Financial Literacy Month. Overcoming Financial Trauma is more than a book. It is a resource designed to increase access to financial education, improve emotional safety around money, and help individuals make empowered financial decisions.

The book provides a meaningful and trauma-informed foundation for:

• High school seniors

• College students

• Working professionals

• First generation earners

• Managers and HR teams

• Community groups

• Individuals who have felt stressed, ashamed, or overwhelmed by money

The content meets readers wherever they are in their financial capacity and emotional readiness.

“How is this book a resource?” It provides education, therapeutic insight, and practical tools that address the root causes of financial behavior. Readers learn how to understand their financial story, set boundaries, and move forward with confidence.

“Who is it for?” It is beneficial for young adults, employees, community members, and first generation earners navigating complex financial identities.

“What age groups benefit?” The material is accessible and relevant from late high school through adulthood.

“Why should a business buy these books?” Because doing so creates measurable impact on community wellbeing, employee stability, and organizational values. It may also offer potential tax advantages depending on how the purchase is categorized. This may include educational materials, marketing expenses, or tax deductible donations when routed through qualified 501c3 partners. Organizations should consult with a tax professional for specific guidance.

“People do not read. What will we do with 100 books?” Organizations that want to fund the impact but avoid logistics do not need to handle distribution. Several nonprofits, including churches, community foundations, and colleges or universities, are already prepared to distribute copies directly to the audiences who will benefit most.

Nonprofits who wish to join as distribution partners (without purchasing books) are invited to contact me.

Bulk pricing will be offered at tiers of 25, 50, 100, or more copies, with discounts scaled to commitment level. Additional incentives, such as author Q&A or a mini workshop, will be made available for certain commitment tiers. More details will follow.

A virtual and physical thermometer will be released to provide ongoing public updates on campaign progress.

Organizations, institutions, and leaders who wish to participate are invited to make a soft commitment at this stage.

Comment “100” or send a direct message to express interest. I will follow up to schedule a brief conversation about next steps.

Nonprofit organizations interested in serving as distribution partners are encouraged to reach out as well.

The window for participation runs from April 1st through November 15th, but Financial Literacy Month provides the perfect opportunity to begin with intention.

Thank you for considering this partnership in transforming ten thousand financial stories.

Rahkim Sabree

Author, Overcoming Financial Trauma
partner@rahkimsabree.com

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