The Tomorrow Fund is the only local nonprofit organization that provides financial and emotional support to children with cancer and their families.

You can now donate online. Please help us secure a better tomorrow for these children.

2013 Pawtucket Red Sox
Strike out Cancer Bowl-A- Thon
Net proceeds benefit The Tomorrow Fund

Tuesday, May 21st
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
East Providence Lanes
80 Newport Avenue
East Providence, RI
Come bowl with your favorite PAWSOX PLAYERS or Staff Person and HELP a GREAT CAUSE
Cost- $25 per bowler
Includes 3 games, bowling shoes, food, auction and fun Net proceeds benefit The Tomorrow Fund For more information call 401- 724- 7300 or email info@pawsox.com

 

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Our son Matthew Beaudry Jr. is a very happy 6 year old with a very extensive medical history. Our lives were shattered on Sept. 1, 2007 when Matthew 71/2 months old was rushed to Hasbro Children’s Hospital ICU with massive intracranial pressure. 

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Kendra Cimaglia

Tomorrow Fund Stroll

Thank you to all who attended and participated in the 11th Annual Tomorrow Fund Stroll on Sunday, April 28th. With your help we raised over $100,000! This money will be used to fund our programs to help children with cancer who are treated at Hasbro Children’s Hospital and their families.


 

New England Patriots Charitable Foundation
present’s check to The Tomorrow Fund

The New England Patriots recently presented The Tomorrow Fund a check for $2,500 made possible through The Rhode Island license plate program.

In the photo, former Patriots fullback Patrick Pass, Roland James former Patriots cornerback, Kathy Connolly, Lisa Abbenante, President of The Tomorrow Fund board, and Patriots and Pro Football Hall of famer Andre Tippett.

 

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Park View Middle School 2nd Annual - 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

Park View Middle School recently held their 2nd Annual- 3 on 3 basketball tournament benefiting The Tomorrow Fund. The tournament consisted of a boys’ and girls’ bracket with the games being played after school. This year, the students and faculty raised $2,000.
In the photo: Teacher Chris Burke, Kathy Connolly, Peter Guyon with daughter Lily and son Grayden and Mike Crudale, Principal of Park View Middle School.

Volunteers donate countless hours of time and talent to The Tomorrow Fund.

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