TomorrowNow.org would like to convey warm season's greetings to all our friends, partners, donors and supporters The year 2024 was impactful!We've tried to capture some of the phenomenal highlights in a blog - we hope that you'll enjoy reading it😀 Thank you for being an essential part of our mission. Here’s to a resilient and hopeful 2025—one where smallholder farmers not only survive but thrive in a changing climate🌱 #WhyWeatherMatters https://hubs.la/Q030j8QB0 TAHMO_World Salient Matt Stein WindBorne Systems Betty King'ori Sharon Kioko John Corbett Boniface Akuku Brian Miranda Janet Lee Karl Critz Rekha Sharma Georgina Campbell Flatter Asiedua Amoah John Mundy John Macharia Ronald Diang’a Isabella Akpabla Pevy Ouko Philip Frost Pascale Bodevin Neil Hausmann Lydiah Karanja Darcy Gray Rei Goffer Ari D. Dan Slagen
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TomorrowNow is a visionary 501(c)(3) non-profit founded to bridge the latest weather and climate innovations with communities most in need. Our motivation? To ensure that EVERYONE, even the poorest in society, can adapt and thrive in our changing climate. The consequences of climate change are unfolding now and those most impacted are least equipped to act and adapt. TomorrowNow connects the latest climate action data and tools to at-risk communities so people are better prepared today, while also investing in long-term transformation of weather systems to ensure inclusivity and sustainability for tomorrow.
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TomorrowNow.org 2024 Year in Review: We were Farmer-First! ✨🌍 This year, TomorrowNow's work empowering smallholder farmers with actionable localized weather services through partnership with Tomorrow.io & KALRO FARMING was celebrated by the American🇺🇸 media organization NPR in an radio interview & online article NPR learnt from us that, “Successful farming can also act as a stepping stone for families and communities to invest in future generations.” In our mission to make localized #weather insights accessible and useful for communities most impacted by climate change today, we are leveraging innovative partnerships to ensure rapid scale, sustained impact and systems transformation We thank you for your support this year and invite you to join us in 2025 to further scale this impact for farmer resilience & prosperity Together, we’ll achieve our goal of building a more prosperous future for 100M smallholder farmers by the year 2030! 🌍💧 #WhyWeatherMatters #ClimateAction #WeatherData #Africa #ClimateTech #TechForGood #YearInReview https://hubs.la/Q02_KmJD0
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TomorrowNow.org's 2024 Year in Review: Partnerships to Improve the Quality of Weather & Climate Data ✨🌍 This year, TomorrowNow and partners deployed specialized laser gauges to validate the already-existing weather prediction models by providing ground-based validation data towards improving the reliability of satellite-based rainfall forecasts Supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and in collaboration with the Kenya Meteorological Department, TAHMO_World and Tomorrow.io this initiative is part of our first mile R&D activities to make critical weather data more accessible to organizations working to enable the resilience of communities on the frontlines of climate change Together, we’re building a more prosperous future for 100M smallholder farmers by the year 2030! 🌍💧 #WhyWeatherMatters #ClimateAction #WeatherData #Africa #ClimateTech #TechForGood #YearInReview https://hubs.la/Q02_2ZVM0
TomorrowNow Collaborated With Kenya Meteorological Department, Tomorrow.io & TAHMO to Improve Rainfall Forecasting in East Africa
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TomorrowNow.org is honored to be leveraging Arable's technology to improve the quality & localization of weather data by making it useful to smallholder farming applications Thank you for being part of our mission to achieve our audacious goal of reaching 100M smallholder farmers by the year 2030! #WhyWeatherMatters
I wanted to share a few photos from customers using our technology across Africa. It’s incredible to see how it’s helping farmers adapt, conserve water, and tackle everyday challenges in meaningful ways. The Osiris Project, led by TomorrowNow.org in collaboration with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, is at the forefront of this effort. With a bold mission to support 100 million climate-resilient farmers in Africa by 2030, TomorrowNow is combining breakthrough technology, strong partnerships, and impactful philanthropy to make a lasting difference. The change isn’t always dramatic – it’s the small, consistent steps that truly matter. Each successful harvest, each farmer equipped with better tools, and each challenge overcome are milestones on this journey. A big thank you to Philip Frost for sharing these wonderful photos. These stories inspire us every day, and we’re proud to contribute to a project that’s transforming lives and communities. 🌱
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Thank you for making #GivingTuesday a success! 🌟 Your generosity to TomorrowNow.org is empowering smallholder farmers with the tools and data they need to thrive in the face of climate change. Together, we’re delivering: 📡 Localized weather data for better decisions. 📈 Digital tools to boost resilience. 🌱 Sustainable solutions for climate-resilient food systems. Every dollar, share, and voice is driving change. We invite you to subscribe to our newsletter (visit https://hubs.la/Q02-tNnY0) to stay tuned for updates on the incredible impact you’re making! #ThankYou #GivingTuesday #WhyWeatherMatters #ClimateResilience #SmallholderFarmers
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts Brian Miranda, and for leading our efforts to ensure that last mile weather services become useful to smallholder farmers! 100M smallholder farmers by 2030!Let's go! https://lnkd.in/dtKm6mcC #WhyWeatherMatters #GivingTuesday
If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my 7 years of farming experience as an agripreneur, it’s this: Knowing the weather matters! Early this year, I planted my tomato seedlings with hopes of a bumper harvest and high returns. I still remember the anticipation I had as the tomato fruits gradually formed, and I imagined the harvest that would follow. But then, weather had other plans. With all the agronomic knowledge I have, I was caught off guard and lost my entire crop of tomatoes by failing to plan my tomato blight control program well in advance before the rains came. For a smallholder farmer who’s farming to feed their family and educate the next generation, a similar experience like mine will simply rob them of their future - and that’s why our work at TomorrowNow.org is very important to ensure farmer prosperity and resilience in a changing climate. This #GivingTuesday, join us in building a brighter future for these farmers. Every donation helps scale next-gen weather solutions, ensuring farmers can plan better, grow more, and protect their income in the face of uncertainty. Together, we can harness innovation to create a resilient, food-secure Africa. Let’s make it happen! 🎯 Here’s how you can help: 1️⃣ Donate: https://lnkd.in/dXrPNze3 2️⃣ Share this post. 3️⃣ Spread the word about our mission. We’re already helping 5 million farmers, and with your support, we’re on a mission to empower 100 million by 2030. Let’s give farmers the tools they need to weather the storm and secure a brighter future. #ClimateResilience #WhyWeatherMatters Georgina Campbell Flatter Philip Frost Asiedua Amoah Boniface Akuku Kenneth Chepkwony Brian Miranda Betty King'ori Pevy Ouko
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Thank you Laura De Matteis for spreading the word about our work on #GivingTuesday.We are already reaching 5million smallholder farmers and through continued support from champions like you, we'll get to 100M farmers by 2030! https://lnkd.in/dtKm6mcC
100M climate resilient farmers in Africa by 2030 with breakthrough tech, partnership & philanthropy
Recognising the Importance Resilience and the Power of Community on #GivingTuesday Over the years, I’ve been part of some incredible communities... Communities of people who care deeply about making a difference, leveraging technology, creating jobs, and driving impact at scale. They’ve taught me the value of coming together with purpose to tackle the world’s toughest challenges. Last week, I experienced this same spirit of community closer to home, in my local village in West Oxfordshire. Severe flooding brought neighbours together through the night—pulling leaves from drains, moving sandbags, and doing everything they could to protect homes and livelihoods. Just nearby, another village faced 2.2 meters of water. The stories of homes we couldn’t reach in time were heartbreaking, but many were saved. Teams worked tirelessly, united by a shared determination to weather the storm. What continues to stand out to me is the power of community—people showing up for one another in moments of need. This experience deeply resonates with the work we do at TomorrowNow.org. Every day, we focus on building resilience—not just reacting to climate events, but proactively preparing communities to adapt to a changing climate. This #GivingTuesday, I’m reaching out to my community here. Together, we can empower 100 million farmers by 2030 with next-generation weather services, helping them adapt, thrive, and weather their own storms. Resilience matters. Community matters. Your support matters. A single dollar can change the future for a farmer on the frontlines of climate change. Your support today means food security, resilience, and hope for millions tomorrow. 👉 Donate https://lnkd.in/eq5C6ETv or repost 🙏 and join us in creating a climate-resilient future for ALL. #GivingTuesday #Resilience #PowerOfCommunity #ClimateAdaptation #100MFarmersBy2030 Acumen Academy Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship at MIT Legatum MIT Technology and Policy Program International Space University Greentown Labs Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship Lightful SOCAP Global Tomorrow.io TomorrowNow.org
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By partnering with weather tech companies such as our tech partner Tomorrow.io, we are ensuring that the weather services we enable for smallholder #farmers are high quality, relevant and accurate! #WhyWeatherMatters #GivingTuesday
At Tomorrow.io, we believe weather technology should be accessible to everyone, everywhere. That’s why we’re proud to partner with TomorrowNow.org, a nonprofit transforming how farmers adapt to climate challenges through actionable weather insights. Together, we’ve supported projects that send crop-specific weather alerts to over 5 million farmers today. This work ensures farmers can make informed decisions and thrive despite unpredictable weather. This Giving Tuesday, TomorrowNow.org is raising $100K to expand their impact. Let’s help them reach their goal! Every dollar counts toward empowering farmers with the tools they need for resilience and prosperity. Donate here: https://okt.to/jkOBJt Your donation will help scale operations, improve current technology, and reach even more farmers with valuable weather insights to uplift lives and ensure food security. We also welcome you to share this post across your networks to help spread the word! #GivingTuesday #SupportFarmers #ClimateAction #NextGenWeather #GlobalImpact
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At Tomorrow.io, we believe weather technology should be accessible to everyone, everywhere. That’s why we’re proud to partner with TomorrowNow.org, a nonprofit transforming how farmers adapt to climate challenges through actionable weather insights. Together, we’ve supported projects that send crop-specific weather alerts to over 5 million farmers today. This work ensures farmers can make informed decisions and thrive despite unpredictable weather. This Giving Tuesday, TomorrowNow.org is raising $100K to expand their impact. Let’s help them reach their goal! Every dollar counts toward empowering farmers with the tools they need for resilience and prosperity. Donate here: https://okt.to/jkOBJt Your donation will help scale operations, improve current technology, and reach even more farmers with valuable weather insights to uplift lives and ensure food security. We also welcome you to share this post across your networks to help spread the word! #GivingTuesday #SupportFarmers #ClimateAction #NextGenWeather #GlobalImpact
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This #GivingTuesday, donate to TomorrowNow.org to help us reach 100 Million smallholder farmers with actionable weather insights so that they can become climate resilient! Today, we're reaching 5 million smallholder farmers with next-gen weather insights that help them grow more, earn more, and face climate challenges with confidence. But we have a BIG vision: by 2030, we want to empower 100 million farmers across the globe with the tools they need to thrive. 🌱✨ Your donation can make this happen - each dollar counts! 🌞🌧️ 🎯 Our goal for this Giving Tuesday is to raise $100K to help us scale our operations, improve our technology, and reach even more farmers with life-changing weather data. Together, we can combat climate uncertainty, increase food security, and support sustainable farming practices worldwide How you can help: 1️⃣ Donate today https://lnkd.in/dtKm6mcC 2️⃣ Share this post with your friends & family 3️⃣ Spread the word about our mission Your gift could be the key to transforming the future of farming, improving livelihoods, and ensuring food security for generations to come. Let’s grow this movement—together. 🌍💚 #GivingTuesday #SupportFarmers #ClimateAction #NextGenWeather #EmpowerFarmers #SustainableFarming #GlobalImpact
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