Who this book is for
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Community leaders
A plan to keep dollars moving through the groups and businesses already here.
Pastors, organizers, nonprofit and civic leaders
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Business owners
Why local spending decides whether a street thrives or closes up.
Shop owners and service businesses
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Residents
What everyday choices do for a neighborhood's wealth.
Families and neighbors ready for change
Your community already has what it needs
- Built on what's here. We work with the resources, groups and businesses already in the community.
- Community first. From the founder of The Empowerment Accelerator, a Nashville 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
- Wealth that lasts. Financial literacy, net worth and generational wealth.
Grow the community's wealth together.
About the book
What does recirculating dollars mean?
Spending and investing with local businesses and organizations so money keeps working in the community instead of leaving it. Recirculation only works when the dollar spent by consumers and businesses comes back to their own pockets by design: through work, passive income investments, investments in community assets that benefit everyone, and a better standard of living for everyone.
Who wrote it?
Corey D Jenkins Sr, founder of The Empowerment Accelerator Inc., a Nashville 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Who is it for?
Community leaders, business owners and residents tired of watching their community decline.
Can I buy it now?
Not yet. The book is coming soon. Email theempowermentaccelerator@gmail.com to hear first when it's out.
