About

 Give Tomorrow A Chance is a nonprofit born from need, passion and a bit of heartache.

Founded by me, Christine Naman and my husband Dr. Peter Naman, who have watched loved-one’s struggle with behavioral health challenges we know what it feels like to desperately want to help.  As a family member, it is painful to realize someone you care about is struggling. You will do anything to get them help and stop their pain. You bargain in your mind with everyone and everything that you believe in that if only their pain will be taken away. You will do or sacrifice anything and everything. You will look local and distant to ease the struggle. 

My husband and I witnessed firsthand the more effective, positive parts of care as well as the less than positive parts and gaps in care. You want desperately to help and to be a part of the solution to this problem that you are so connected to and feel so strongly about.

And as your loved one feels hopeless and wants to give up, you promise them what you know for sure; that things do and will improve, you beg them to keep trying and hang on. You promise that gradually the days will get better, you beg them to give tomorrow a chance. 

So, from need, passion and heartache and a few tears, this nonprofit came to be. 

If you or a loved one is struggling, we feel for you and hope that in some small way, Give Tomorrow A Chance can help.

With a hopeful hug, 

Christine and Peter Naman