Our Mission

Fight Another Day is dedicated to bringing mental health resources such as crisis information and speakers to schools across Texas. Together we can make the mental health stigma fade away, so kids will choose to fight another day.

About Us

Fight Another Day is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2022. This organization is built on dedicated volunteers who are passionate about ending the mental health stigma. Our goal is to empower teens and young adults with hope and wisdom, so they will choose to fight another day. To accomplish our goal, Fight Another Day provides schools with speakers such as mental health advocates, counselors, and psychiatrists as well as crisis information.

Megan Moore - Founder/President
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I founded Fight Another Day to end the mental health stigma one kid at a time. It is important for every kid to know they are not alone in the times of their struggles. I want to help kids get past the hardest step, asking for help. Together we can make the mental health stigma fade away, so kids will choose to "fight another day."

Kim Cato - Vice President
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Having my own personal battles with mental health, I know how alone you can feel. Being a part of an organization that brings the crucial information to young people is very humbling. I am excited to see this take flight!
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McKenzie Moore, BSN, RN - Secretary/Social Media Operations

As a nurse, I see people of all different ages struggle with mental health and the damaging effects it has on their daily lives. I want to bring awareness to this issue, help people build a better understanding of it, and provide resources on how to conquer it! There is light at the end of the tunnel!

Alicia Albus, M. Ed., LPC - Education Coordinator

I am a licensed professional counselor, LPC. Being a mental health professional I usually only have the chance to help others when they have taken a chance and have come to therapy. I embraced the opportunity to join as a board member for Fight Another Day to help encourage more people to help them help themselves; to break down negative ideas about mental health and seek therapy.

Diane Leatherwood - Director
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So many kids right now need to hear the words "Fight Another Day." Just hearing that phrase can give hope and be a life preserver for those who are suffering right now. Kids need to know how to find resources that can help them. They maybe feel embarrassed, alone, scared, or just don't know who or even how or what to ask. I am proud to be a part of a group that's goal is to break barriers and give a voice to mental health issues.
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Cassandra Rodriguez - Director
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​I have kids. I know that there is a major need for something like this right now. We have seen one too many kids do drastic things because they had no one to reach out to. Social media has only gotten worse and we are definitely seeing the affects of it in our children. I want to be able to help in any way I can and I think being on the board of Fight Another Day is a great start!