This Time Tomorrow Foundation

06/22/2026

How a RAK, Radom Act of Kindness comes to be… By Van McNeil.

It was New Year’s Eve and after a full day of fun on the radio and hosting / announcing a big Milwaukee Wave Professional Soccer Team victory; the celebration was on! So much so I had to order a car at the end of the night to take me home.

Got to talking with driver Michelle and she told me that she drove those that are battling cancer to / from their appointments at City of Hope right over the border in Illinois.

Of course I tell her about our amazing organization; what we do and why. We arrive at my destination and exchange info. Website; phone, etc.

4 months later, I get a text from driver Michelle…
‘Hi there! I hope you're doing well! I was wondering about the This Time Tomorrow application process. There's a gentleman that's a patient at City of Hope who's battling his second round of cancer and he does missionary work every year in Poland. He's currently trying to raise money to be able to go. He lives in Louisville, KY so I'm not sure if he would qualify. Any advice on the process is appreciated!’

Of course, I tell her to nominate him; send her a link to our website and she does. Tommy Langham is his name and even during his cancer battle; he still looks to serve community, give back and do good.

Tommy says, “I have to do what God calls me to do, regardless of the fears or the in my case of the Cancer. It has not stopped me yet. At the bare minimum PRAY!”

A couple more months go by…
Then on Wednesday, June 17 our very own Jim Rinelli and Dorene Michaels drove to Zion, IL and surprised Mr. Langham with the RAK.

Welcome Tommy Langham to the RAK family. Tommy is battling his second round of stage 4 colon cancer.

Jim and Dorene say, “He was very grateful and will be using this money to help fund his mission trip to Poland to teach children art.”

I’m not sure what to say without being cliché, but it feels bigger picture to me; being put in the right place at the right time; meeting the right people… I believe this this was one of those cases.

The cherry on top? This final text from driver Michelle…

‘Thank you for being my Lyft passenger six months ago that turned into an even more blessed day yesterday. Also, thank you to the organization for choosing Tommy. Truly couldn't have picked a better person to award the RAK to! Have a good night!’

Thank you for doing what you do Michelle! and Tommy; you keep fighting the good fight sir! 🙏❤️🥹

Pictured from left to right, Board Member Jim Rinelli, RAK recipient Tommy Langham, Driver Michelle, gala cohost Dorene Michaels 💛

06/17/2026

When the weather gets better, you’ll help plant and pick corn at Delilah’s Field at Pop's Sweet Corn won’t you?

This year they are driving to pass the $100k mark in donations over the past decade; from a corn stand…with corn being ‘take what you want and pay what you can to fund kindness over cancer’.

Learn more ⬇️ and shout out the crew planting last weekend, which included Delilah’s mom Ashlee, co-founder Cory Zimmerman, Executive Director Joe Kurth and many others. Thank you 🙏❤️💛

06/16/2026

RECAP: 12th Sporting Clay Event presented by Service Heat Treating at Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club Friday 6/5, 2026.

RESULTS: First Place: Team Chmill / American Family Insurance.
Last Place: (and recipient of the coveted traveling trophy) Team TLX Technologies out of Pewaukee!
Thank you to all of our sponsors and everyone who joined in and donated. ❤️💛
Put Friday, June 4 on your calendar for 2027!

06/14/2026

What did you do this weekend? Did you run 100 miles like TTT board Chair Bryan Komas did? He did and finished the Kettle 100 race with help from friend and founder Cory Z. Njce job Bryan! Keep up the good work. 💛❤️💛

https://sites.chronotrack.com/event/91699/results/entry/79071603

06/13/2026

How often have you heard it said that it takes a community? For Pop's Sweet Corn this happens one volunteer and one seed of kindness at a time!! When you have questions about your field; about weeds; about fertilizer? Andy Logterman with The DeLong Co., Inc. steps up and volunteers his knowledge and experience.

The DeLong Company is living their mission in the community with employees like Andy, and TTT is grateful for their support in helping Pop’s Corn Stand have a great season this year!

Their Mission:
We are a multigenerational, family-owned business that provides innovative, value-based solutions in today’s dynamic environment. Employees are empowered to build strong relationships, manage risk, and create timely solutions that foster long-term success for our customers. Ownership is actively involved in the business, allowing us to adapt quickly and capitalize on opportunities.

Thank you Andy and everyone at The DeLong Company for your support of Pop’s Sweet Corn and TTTF! ❤️
https://www.delongcompany.com
https://www.thistimetomorrow.org/pops

06/12/2026

Another RAK; Random Act of Kindness delivered!

Please keep Alyssa Hanson in your prayers as she joins the TTTF Family; she was nominated by her sister in law Haley and was surprised earlier this week by Volunteer Coordinator Jolyn.

Got some room to volunteer or donate? What is a RAK? Check the comments and share this with someone in your circle.

06/05/2026

What is the TTTF Sporting Clays event? Should I get a team together and do this next year? For sure! A live look in from Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club! All of this to help those that are in the fight battling cancer right now!

06/05/2026

In case you’re wondering, it’s game on despite a little bit of light rain for todays Sporting Clay Event at Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club! And if you wanted to join in, one team is canceled. We have some room. Check the link, see you soon!

Enjoy a day of sporting clays, camaraderie, and giving back. Proceeds support TTTF’s mission of providing financial assistance and hope to families battling cancer. ​ Whether you're an experienced shooter or a first-timer, this event is a great way to have fun while making a difference. Get your...

06/01/2026

There is still time to join us this Friday at Wern Valley Sportsmen's Club!

Enjoy a day of sporting clays, camaraderie, and giving back. Proceeds support TTTF’s mission of providing financial assistance and hope to families battling cancer. ​ Whether you're an experienced shooter or a first-timer, this event is a great way to have fun while making a difference. Get your...

05/27/2026

The This Time Tomorrow Foundation would like to extend a sincere appreciation to Mindy, Jim, Addie, Jimmy & Aiden, collectively known as the Loucks family, for their outstanding dedication to the community. Their tireless efforts in assisting Rich and his family with the annual sweetcorn harvest for Pop's Sweet Corn have been instrumental in raising substantial funds for cancer support. This year's crop is projected to contribute significantly to the foundation's goal of exceeding $100,000 in direct financial assistance to individuals battling cancer. We express our deepest gratitude to the Loucks family for their selfless contributions to our organization. You can volunteer too! Learn how here: https://www.thistimetomorrow.org/pops