This Time Tomorrow Foundation

The This Time Tomorrow Foundation aims to give all nominated and vetted "Random Acts of Kindness" families a DIRECT financial gift that is often used for Time off of work, co-insurance, deductibles, travel and household expenses. The monies gifted are often a "stopgap" used by the affected family to lessen the financial burden of dealing with the expenses incurred during cancer treatment.

Every year, The This Time Tomorrow Foundation holds multiple fundraising events that include: Our "Storytellers" Gala: A music infused gala at Milwaukee's finest hotel, "The Pfister." 500+ attendees flood the Pfister's 7th floor ballrooms for an evening filled with a red carpet arrival, music, a beautiful sit down meal and extraordinary silent and live auction items. Additionally, the annual reveal of the new version of the song "This Time Tomorrow" and video, as reimagined by a new TTT artist happens. As of 2017, the song will have been re-recorded in a different style, by a different artist, NINE times! Each year the popularity of the new artist has grown and sales of all versions of TTT go directly to fund the mission. In 2017 Rascal Flatts' Jay De Marcus & friends have reimagined the song, guaranteeing that TTT is taking another giant step in the right direction! Other annual fundraising efforts include an early June "Sporting Clay" event, a late July golf outing, a "general ask" fund drive and various other revenue generators that have included fashion shows, chef dinners, marathon runs, motorcycle poker runs and many smaller musical events, to name a few.

The This Time Tomorrow Foundation is led by a group of 12 diverse business leaders that volunteer their time to further the mission. No salaries are taken and there are no paid employees whatsoever. The foundation is run from the individual businesses that the board already work from, so there are no overhead expenses either. Additionally, TTT rely on a group of over 200 people who have volunteered their time to help, since TTT's incorporating in 2011. All "Random Acts of Kindness" financial aid recipients are visited PERSONALLY to receive their gift. TTT will never spend donated monies to achieve this goal. Since some TTT board members have business and business partners all over the United States, we can always reach the nominated and vetted family without incurring additional expenses.

Since becoming a 501(c)3 in 2011, The This Time Tomorrow Foundation has helped over 100 families that have been nominated to receive financial assistance through our "Random Acts of Kindness" program. In each case, the family that had experienced the cancer diagnosis has been: Nominated, vetted and had been determined to be experiencing financial difficulty due to the diagnosis. The first 3 years started very slowly but as processes have been established, board of directors have been onboarded and donations have begun to come in, the percentage of these recipient families has multiplied tenfold since the first 3 years of the foundation's inception.