Tomorrow a Child: Our Mission

About Us

One out of every six couples suffers from infertility. It is a heartbreaking problem that can seem impossible to resolve. Thankfully, medical advances have helped many couples who had little hope of becoming parents, realize their dream. With the refinement of advanced fertility methods and medications, pregnancies result in what used to be considered “impossible” cases.

However, the exorbitant cost of treatment prevents many couples from getting the help they need. Fees must be paid in full before treatment begins. Insurance companies do not provide coverage for most major infertility treatments and few couples can afford to pay these astronomical sums, which can add up to tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars until a couple conceives.

Tomorrow a Child was founded to help pay for fertility treatments and medications so couples suffering from infertility problems can get the help they need to have a child.

How We Help

When a couple contacts Tomorrow a Child, they are assigned to a personal counselor who is trained to help them through the labyrinth of medical information and the negotiation of payment plans. Only their counselor knows the couple by name. All other communication with Tomorrow a Child is by PIN number only.

A single treatment averages between $18,000 and $42,000. Many couples must undergo multiple treatment cycles before being blessed with success.
Funding is from individual donors.
80% of the money we raise goes directly for treatment.

Our Goals

The only thing that stands between some couples and their dream of a family is money.

One out of every six couples suffers from infertility. It is a heartbreaking problem that can seem impossible to resolve. Thankfully, medical technology today is so advanced that many people who had little hope of becoming parents realize their dream. With the refinement of advanced fertility methods and with the introduction of medications that result in pregnancies for what would have been considered “impossible” cases, many infertile couples can be helped.

Cost should not be a factor, but it is. Fees must be paid in full before treatment begins. Insurance companies do not provide coverage for most major infertility treatments and few couples can afford to pay these astronomical sums, which add up to tens of thousands of dollars until a couple conceives. Tomorrow a Child is often their only hope.

Tomorrow a Child’s goal is to increase the funding needed to help couples conceive.
Although many organizations offer psychological and emotional support to the infertile, we are the only one to undertake the enormous financial burden that is a fertility treatment cycle.

A single treatment averages between $18,000 and $42,000. Many couples must undergo multiple treatment cycles before being blessed with success.

Every dollar we spend comes from generous and compassionate donors and almost every dollar goes directly for treatment.

Tomorrow a child is an equal opportunity service provider and does
not discriminate based on race, sex, religion or any other reason.




	About Us One out of every six couples suffers from infertility. It is a heartbreaking problem that can seem impossible to resolve. Thankfully, medical advances have helped many couples who had little hope of becoming parents, realize their dream. With the refinement of advanced fertility methods and medications, pregnancies result in what used to be considered “impossible” cases. However, the exorbitant cost of treatment prevents many couples from getting the help they need. Fees must be paid in full before treatment begins. Insurance companies do not provide coverage for most major infertility treatments and few couples can afford to pay these astronomical sums, which can add up to tens, even hundreds of thousands of dollars until a couple conceives. Tomorrow a Child was founded to help pay for fertility treatments and medications so couples suffering from infertility problems can get the help they need to have a child. How We Help When a couple contacts Tomorrow a Child, they are assigned to a personal counselor who is trained to help them through the labyrinth of medical information and the negotiation of payment plans. Only their counselor knows the couple by name. All other communication with Tomorrow a Child is by PIN number only. A single treatment averages between $18,000 and $42,000. Many couples must undergo multiple treatment cycles before being blessed with success. Funding is from individual donors. 80% of the money we raise goes directly for treatment. Our Goals The only thing that stands between some couples and their dream of a family is money. One out of every six couples suffers from infertility. It is a heartbreaking problem that can seem impossible to resolve. Thankfully, medical technology today is so advanced that many people who had little hope of becoming parents realize their dream. With the refinement of advanced fertility methods and with the introduction of medications that result in pregnancies for what would have been considered “impossible” cases, many infertile couples can be helped. Cost should not be a factor, but it is. Fees must be paid in full before treatment begins. Insurance companies do not provide coverage for most major infertility treatments and few couples can afford to pay these astronomical sums, which add up to tens of thousands of dollars until a couple conceives. Tomorrow a Child is often their only hope. Tomorrow a Child’s goal is to increase the funding needed to help couples conceive. Although many organizations offer psychological and emotional support to the infertile, we are the only one to undertake the enormous financial burden that is a fertility treatment cycle. A single treatment averages between $18,000 and $42,000. Many couples must undergo multiple treatment cycles before being blessed with success. Every dollar we spend comes from generous and compassionate donors and almost every dollar goes directly for treatment. Tomorrow a child is an equal opportunity service provider and does not discriminate based on race, sex, religion or any other reason.