Our Mission, Vision, and Values
Our Mission:
We educate, inspire, connect, and catalyze cross-sector leaders who work together for collective impact.
Our Vision:
We envision a resilient and equitable region where people from all communities and identities thrive.
Our Values:
Accountability: Leading and acting with courage and integrity, in and with communities.
Antiracism and Social Justice: Inspiring leaders to create equitable policies, institutions, and systems to ensure that all communities have the power and resources needed to thrive.
Belonging: Building relationships that promote interconnectedness and commitment to one another’s wellbeing.
Collective Leadership: Working together toward a common vision and sharing responsibility, power, and decision making, especially with those historically excluded.
Community Stewardship: Serving for the greater good, leading and acting from any position, with joy and love.
Curiosity and Humility: Approaching dialogues with a desire to learn; considering multiple points of view; seeking to understand the complexity and interconnectedness of issues and solutions.
We’ve drafted these FAQ to clarify commonly asked questions related to our mission, vision, and values.
990 Public Disclosure
Leadership Tomorrow is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization. Access our 990 Form here.
2022-23 Annual Report
See our mission in action by reading our latest Annual Report.
Our Impact:
“I am grateful for the training and perspective Leadership Tomorrow gave me, as it has helped me lead an organization that believes to end hunger, we need to change the systems of power and privilege that lead to inequity and injustice.”
“LT gave me the space to dive into the many challenges facing our region and connected me to a diverse network of leaders working to alleviate them. LT is a well I go back to time and time again for wisdom, inspiration, and community, activating me to be a positive driver for change.”
“LT has forever changed the lens through which I view our community challenges and offered me practical leadership tools for being a true advocate”