About KDBP
Keep Dreaming Big Project desires to bring global awareness to hidden abuse in the form of psychological and financial exploitation.
Our Mission: We grant life-enriching wishes for abuse survivors and create global awareness of hidden psychological and financial abuse.
In collaboration with U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit community partner agencies, Keep Dreaming Big Project grants life-enriching wishes for survivors of abuse and their families. We support spreading awareness of abuse and restoration through donations of the international bestselling books Healing from Hidden Abuse and Exposing Financial Abuse: When Money is a Weapon to public libraries throughout the United States. We facilitate national and international speaking and virtual events to bring global awareness of hidden psychological and financial exploitation. Keep Dreaming Big Project works alongside mental health providers, and we provide two complimentary copies of Healing from Hidden Abuse and Exposing Financial Abuse: one for the provider to review and another to add to their client reference library.
Our Story
How We Got Started
In May 2019, Keep Dreaming Big Project came to life through the vision and dedication of our Founding Board Members. KDBP was co-founded by trauma therapist and international bestselling author Shannon Thomas. Ms. Thomas has worked with thousands of survivors of hidden abuse and saw the need for nonprofit services to enrich the lives of abuse survivors through Wishes that infuse a little joy and hope while in the midst of extremely difficult life situations.
Where We Are Now
Keep Dreaming Big Project is managed by an Executive Director and governed by a Board of Directors from diverse professional backgrounds, including the medical field, entrepreneurship, the financial sector, social work, and licensed mental health.
Enriching Lives and Spreading Awareness since 2019
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Healing from Hidden Abuse is a Global Need!
Hidden abuse involves psychological, emotional, and financial harm against a victim. It impacts all income demographics, geographical locations, languages, and cultures. The cryptic nature of hidden abuse often goes undetected by even those closest to the survivor. Adults, children, and teens can be targets of hidden abuse.