Trevor Romain is a best-selling, award-winning, children’s book author and illustrator as well as a sought-after motivational speaker. He has written over 50+ books that have sold more than a million copies worldwide and have been published in 22 different languages.
For more than 30 years, Trevor has traveled to schools, hospitals, orphanages, refugee camps, and military bases worldwide, delivering his unique self-help messages to hundreds of thousands of children.
Trevor was the past President of the American Childhood Cancer Organization and is well known for his work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The United Nations, UNICEF, The Boys and Girls Club, and the USO. Since 2007, Trevor is also the co-founder of 501(c)(3) national non-profit the Comfort Crew for Military Kids and serves as President of the Trevor Romain Company.
He has performed on multiple USO tours, helping military kids deal with the problems they face on a daily basis, including the deployment of a parent, wounded parents and coping with the loss of a loved one.
Trevor's humanitarian efforts impacted the United Nations by developing educational materials for children living in armed-conflict areas. He has visited and worked with former child soldiers and at refugee camps and orphanages in the Congo, Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda.
Trevor continues to work with children around the world including military children and orphans in South Africa.
For more than 30 years, Trevor has traveled to schools, hospitals, orphanages, refugee camps, and military bases worldwide, delivering his unique self-help messages to hundreds of thousands of children.
Trevor was the past President of the American Childhood Cancer Organization and is well known for his work with the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The United Nations, UNICEF, The Boys and Girls Club, and the USO. Since 2007, Trevor is also the co-founder of 501(c)(3) national non-profit the Comfort Crew for Military Kids and serves as President of the Trevor Romain Company.
He has performed on multiple USO tours, helping military kids deal with the problems they face on a daily basis, including the deployment of a parent, wounded parents and coping with the loss of a loved one.
Trevor's humanitarian efforts impacted the United Nations by developing educational materials for children living in armed-conflict areas. He has visited and worked with former child soldiers and at refugee camps and orphanages in the Congo, Burundi, Rwanda, and Uganda.
Trevor continues to work with children around the world including military children and orphans in South Africa.
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