The Tomorrow Fund
Our mission is to build a culture of respect and affection. We aim to be a force for good in our communities, in our industry, and in the world around us.
That’s why we donate 10% of our profits to organizations making a difference.
We call this initiative The Tomorrow Fund, and it’s one way we put our mission into action by supporting and uplifting our team, community, and our industry.
Three Parts of The
Tomorrow Fund
Chicago Investment
Investing in grassroots organizations serving Chicago’s South and West Sides
Techs of Tomorrow
Scholarships for the next generation of AV technicians.
Individual Impact
We give each MT Team member $1,000 per year to donate to a cause they care about
The Impact
In 2025 alone, we’ll donate over half a million dollars to these efforts. As we grow, so will our giving. By partnering with Meeting Tomorrow, you’re helping build a future where events are a force for good.
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Beyond Events: Why We’re Donating 10% of Our Profits
At Meeting Tomorrow, we’ve always believed that business can (and should) be a force for good. From the way we collaborate with our clients to the way we support our team, our mission is to build a culture of respect and affection. Today, we’re taking that commitment even further. We’re excited to announce we now […]
Our Commitment to Investing in Chicago’s South and West Sides
At the end of 2019, Meeting Tomorrow created a new South and West Side Investment Fund. This fund is one part of our larger commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at Meeting Tomorrow, and part of our support of the Black Lives Matter movement. We’re committed to investing a total of $1 million in Chicago’s […]
$1 Million, 23 Non-Profits: The Story Behind Our Commitment to Chicago
In late 2019, we made a promise. We committed to investing $1 million over five years in nonprofits serving Chicago’s South and West Sides. We weren’t a massive company with loads of extra cash laying around. (In fact, 2019 was a bad business year for us — the only one we’ve ever had.) But that […]