By age 10, King Moore had already performed on America’s Got Talent, appeared twice on The Tamron Hall Show, serenaded Ciara at the BET Awards, spoken at the White House, voiced characters in film and television, and sung the national anthem for a sold-out crowd at Little Caesars Arena. Now, the multi-talented performer is turning his focus toward inspiring the next generation through leadership, creativity, and empathy.

Through his nonprofit, Kicks 2 Grow Foundation, Moore is launching the Brand-New World Campaign, a global youth initiative that brings children from more than 10 countries together to create music, celebrate cultures, and provide shoes, clothing, food, and essential supplies to communities in need. The campaign, inspired by Moore’s song “Brand New,” aims to empower children to collaborate, share stories, and make a positive impact while learning from one another.

Over the next eight to ten months, the campaign will connect children worldwide through music and collaborative projects. Organizers plan to document the journey and explore opportunities for a feature film highlighting the project’s cultural and humanitarian impact. Support for the initiative already spans Europe, Asia, Africa, and South America.

King Moore has toured nationally as part of Kenan Thompson’s Young Stars 360 Experience and That Girl Lay Lay’s “Growing Pains Tour”, performing in major U.S. cities and captivating audiences with his music and energy. He made his feature film debut in the 2024 dark comedy Cora Bora and has appeared in national campaigns for AT&T and Toyota. In fall 2025, Moore released his debut album, History Made, and he is also working on a book scheduled for release later this year.

Through his performances, philanthropy, and artistic projects, King Moore is demonstrating that age does not limit the ability to lead, create, and make a meaningful difference on a global scale.