Loved · Valued · Protected · Never Alone

Our work

what we've accomplished

200+ assemblies & appearances.
200,000 students.

Since 2020, 19-year-old Rosevelt has performed and spoken at more than 200 assemblies, concerts, and appearances — reaching 200,000 students in person and over 10 million online, in 26 states across America and Canada. Along the way we have raised more than $300,000 for children in need. Every student leaves with a resource for help.

Rosevelt performing at a school assembly

200+

Assemblies, concerts & appearances

200,000

Students in person

10 million+

Students reached online

$300,000+

Raised for children in need

From the road

gyms, stadiums, classrooms

26 states across America and Canada.

Rosevelt speaking to a packed stadium of students
Every assembly ends with the Childhelp hotline on screen: 1-800-4-A-CHILD
Students gathering around Rosevelt in a school hallway after an assembly
A high school dance team raising hands painted with hearts in support
Rosevelt smiling on a track in front of packed bleachers of students

Assemblies are the heart of it

every school, every student

Powered by donors, sponsors, and partners.

We speak on the safety of children and youth worldwide — including online safety and children in need. Generous donors and sponsors underwrite our school assemblies so more schools can say yes, and we welcome hosts, organizations, and event partners who want to bring Rosevelt in for a concert or appearance. Every student walks out with a hotline they can call or text.

Better together

side by side

We love partnering with charities already doing the work.

Alongside assemblies, we partner with other nonprofits on events and campaigns that spread one shared message: keep kids safe. Together we have raised more than $300,000 for children in need, with gifts to organizations like Childhelp, Phoenix Children's Hospital, Place of Hope, and the Elizabeth Smart Foundation, among others.

bring us to your school

Every room we walk into, every child leaves knowing they matter.