Who Is My Money Important To? by Charles H. Boxsley Jr. | Financial Stewardship & Literacy Book

✨ Build a Legacy, Not Just a Balance.

Stop managing money and start stewarding your purpose. Who Is My Money Important To? is more than a financial literacy book—it’s a faith-rooted guide to intentional living, legacy building, and values-based decision-making.

Written by Charles H. Boxsley Jr., this hardcover resource helps readers align their finances with what truly matters. Whether you’re a young adult starting your career, a parent teaching the next generation, or a community leader guiding others, this book turns everyday money choices into meaningful impact.

Who This Book is For

• Families – Spark meaningful conversations about values vs. cost
• Educators & Nonprofits – Ideal for youth programs, reentry initiatives, and workshops
• Churches & Ministries – A trusted stewardship resource for faith-based groups
• Young Professionals – Build smart habits that lead to long-term financial confidence

Why This Book Is Different:

In a world full of “get rich quick” promises, this book delivers practical, faith-centered wisdom you can actually apply.

✔ Hardcover, premium quality built to last
✔ Focuses on stewardship, not just spending
✔ Clear, no-fluff lessons on debt awareness, intentional budgeting, and legacy thinking

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Are you purchasing for a school district, college, university, government agency, housing authority, workforce development program, corrections facility, reentry organization, faith-based initiative, or nonprofit?

A Leader's Guide to Who Is My Money Important To? is available for institutional purchasing through the Ingram Content Group global distribution network and is discoverable through Ingram's iPage ordering platform used by educational institutions, libraries, retailers, distributors, and procurement professionals nationwide.

ISBNs

• Hardcover: 979-8-9985776-1-1

• Paperback: 979-8-9985776-3-5

• eBook: 979-8-9985776-2-8

This resource supports:

• Financial literacy initiatives
• Workforce readiness programs
• Reentry and second-chance programs
• Youth leadership development
• Faith-based financial education
• Community empowerment workshops
• Family self-sufficiency programs

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✔ Government Purchase Orders (POs)
✔ Educational Institution Orders
✔ Corporate & Foundation Purchases
✔ Nonprofit Procurement
✔ Government P-Card Transactions

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Complete the Experience

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• Book + Digital Wall Art → Digital Wall Art Collection

Reinforce money lessons visually at home, in classrooms, or during workshops with exclusive digital wall art prints.

• Workshop & Community Gift Sets → Gift Sets Collection

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Relevant Topics: Financial Literacy, Financial Stewardship, Personal Accountability, Leadership Development, Faith-Based Financial Education, Reentry Resources, Workforce Readiness, Community Empowerment, Family Self-Sufficiency, Youth Financial Education, Financial Wellness Curriculum, Stewardship Education.