The Tomorrow Trust was founded at the end of 2005 and originally began as an organization focused on assisting orphaned and or vulnerable children with post secondary education. It was soon realized that the matric results of these children was not indicative of their full potential and that they would never be able to take advantage of the opportunity of attending a university or college if we did not help them to improve their matric results.

It was for this reason that the project was expanded to include a holiday school program which began with grade 10s entering a three year programme, giving supplementary tuition to students over the school vacation periods. A further gap was identified in that once the learners reached grade 10, they had not mastered the foundation phase of education and the Tomorrow Trust then ran a successful pilot programme for grades 0 -2 in 2007.To date we are currently running Grade R-5 in 2010 and hoping to grow with each grade in the following years.

At the Tomorrow Trust we believe that educating the children is the only way to ensure that they can one day become a positive and active member of the overall South African economy and society..

 Kim Feinberg (CEO and founder) started this project because she felt that although the world was focusing on the tragedy of those dying of AIDS very few had taken the time to consider those who are left behind to pick up the pieces and deal with the stigma that follows them.

The Tomorrow Trust wanted to give these individuals the opportunity to have a life that they could create and shape for themselves through the power of education and empowerment.

There was not one other organization set up in SA to address these essential needs that impact both the child as well as our society and economy.

By 2010 there will be an estimated 25 million Aids orphans in the world with the majority in Africa. These children will all be reliant on charity draining any economy as well as much needed skills force.