Give Mama the Money Crusade | Kickoff Pastors and Parents Presentation | Thursday, July 17, 2025 | 11:00 AM

Give Mama the Money Crusade | Kickoff Pastors and Parents Presentation | Thursday, July 17, 2025 | 11:00 AM Watch Live at newmountrose.com

New Mount Rose Missionary Baptist Church

2864 Mississippi Avenue, Fort Worth, TX 76104




You are invited to the official launch of the Give Mama the Money Crusade—a bold, faith-fueled initiative committed to expanding educational freedom across Texas. This powerful Kickoff Pastors and Parents Presentation will unite faith leaders, families, and advocates to explore how Charter Schools and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) can unlock new pathways to quality education for every child, regardless of zip code.




Special Guests Invited Include:

• Universal Academy – Irving, TX | https://www.universalacademy.com/Home

• Frederick Douglass Freedom Alliance – Washington, D.C. | https://fdfalliance.org/

• Families Empowered – Houston, TX | https://familiesempoweredtx.org/

Our mission is clear: to make Texas a school-choice-friendly state by equipping and empowering parents with the freedom and funding to choose the educational model that best meets the needs of their children—whether it’s public, private, home, micro, or another innovative option.




At the forefront of this crusade is Pastor Kyev Tatum, a nationally recognized trailblazer in school choice advocacy. With decades of experience, a passion for justice, and deep-rooted relationships across Texas’ Black faith communities, Pastor Tatum has long been a trusted voice for inner-city families and educational equity.


He is proudly endorsed by two of the nation’s leading school choice advocates:




Alice Patterson – Justice at the Gate, San Antonio, TX


“The Texas Legislature just passed the first Education Savings Accounts legislation in state history. Now, parents need guidance on how to access these funds and choose the best school for their children. No one understands the needs of inner-city families—or has the trusted relationships with Black pastors and churches across Texas—like Rev. Kyev Tatum.”


“Since founding the first charter school in San Marcos in 1995, he has remained one of the most passionate and articulate advocates for school choice. Trusted by legislators and beloved by pastors, Rev. Tatum is the right leader at the right time. It’s time to Give Mama the Money.”




Allan E. Parker – The Justice Foundation, San Antonio, TX


“I’ve had the honor of working alongside Pastor Tatum for decades. He brings a unique and powerful voice to school choice as a charter school founder, legal advocate, and moral leader. He understands the law, the community, and the urgency of this moment.”


“Pastor Tatum has long fought against institutional racism in education and stood up for parental rights and student equity. He builds bridges across politics, communities, and faith sectors—and is an essential leader in this next phase of the school choice movement.”





Join us for this impactful event as we educate, empower, and ignite a new era of opportunity and access for Texas families.


The time is now. The mission is clear. It’s time to Give Mama the Money.




For more information, contact:

Pastor Kyev Tatum

817-966-7625

kptatum1@gmail.com

newmountrose.com

Zelle: newmtrosembc@gmail.com


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