Founder · Voice · Advocate
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Rosevelt Rawls
A 19-year-old singer-songwriter with a heart for children — and a voice they trust.
Rosevelt believes music has the power to bring hope, start meaningful conversations, and remind young people that they are never alone.
Rosevelt Rawls is a singer, songwriter, and child advocate. She has performed across the United States and Canada, sharing her voice with audiences ranging from school classrooms to arenas filled with thousands.
Since becoming a Childhelp ambassador at the age of eleven, Rosevelt has dedicated her life to helping children find the courage to speak up and seek help. What began as a passion for serving others has grown into a lifelong mission to use her voice for children who may feel unheard, while creating safe and encouraging spaces where young people feel seen, valued, and supported.
As the founder of Music and the Message, Rosevelt combines her love of music with her passion for protecting and uplifting children. Her mission is simple: to use every song, stage, and school assembly to spread hope and help young people understand that their voices matter.
What she brings
gifts for the room
Singer-Songwriter
Original songs written for the students in the room — performed live with a band or solo, and built to hold an entire gymnasium's attention from the first note.
Speaker
A keynote and assembly speaker who has held stages from classrooms to packed stadiums in 26 states and Canada, with a message educators, administrators, and parents trust.
Youth Advocate
A Childhelp ambassador since age eleven who speaks the language students actually listen to — and sends every audience home with a real resource for help.
Founder
Founder and CEO of a nonprofit that has reached 200,000 students in person, 10 million online, and raised over $300,000 for children in need.
"Even if this message reaches one student today,
it's all worth it."
— Rosevelt Rawls