• Hospital Housing:
    #1 in pediatric housing
    for Johns Hopkins Hospital
  • Providing more than
    half a million overnight
    accommodations since 1982
  • Military Initiative:
    Going above and beyond for families
    serving in the United States Armed Forces
  • Our Goal:
    Keeping families together
    during a child's illness
  • Memories of a lifetime:
    Operating the largest pediatric
    respite program nationwide
The Believe In Tomorrow Children's Foundation provides exceptional hospital and respite housing services to critically ill children and their families. We believe in keeping families together during a child’s medical crisis, and that the gentle cadence of normal family life has a powerful influence on the healing process.

What if your son was in the hospital, but you were unable to be by his side?

What if your daughter was sick, and her medical expenses had ruled out any chance of a family getaway for years?

Since 1982, Believe In Tomorrow has been helping families answer these difficult questions. Whether it’s a warm welcome in the middle of the night, or an exciting adventure that inspires hope in children battling for their lives, we have come to understand what it is these families need most.

Hospital Housing

Hospital Housing

Two facilities accommodate up to 90 individuals every night that are receiving treatment at the world-renowned Johns Hopkins Children’s Center

Respite Housing

Respite Housing

Five facilities provide beach getaways and mountain escapes that bring comfort and hope to children battling life-threatening illnesses

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Giving

Donate a car

Donate your car, truck, motorcycle, boat, or RV – no matter the condition. Using the Independent Charities of America’s free, convenient donation service, you can easily and quickly convert your vehicle into a tax-deductible donation for Believe In Tomorrow’s programs.

Begin your vehicle donation online now!

Good News

The Children's HouseMeet Armani

Armani’s family had their lives instantly change when she was diagnosed with cancer.  This spunky cheerleader spent 72 days living at The Believe In Tomorrow Children’s House at Johns Hopkins while she underwent treatments at the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center in Baltimore. Armani’s mother, Tonia, was thankful that the family was able to stay at […]