Our Mission Is To Inspire Tomorrow's Youth.

Although Celebrity Helicopters fuels it's passion for flying by being the "cool guy" in a helicopter, what's really driving this aircraft is something coming from a much higher place. Celebrity Helicopters has donated and funded many of the programs of Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum, a non-profit organization which teaches young kids how to fly and realize their dreams.

Since 1999, Celebrity Helicopters has been a major helping hand in developing Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum. Through Celebrity Helicopters' effort and outreach they have helped young kids like Jonathan Strickland, Kenny Roy, Jimmy Haywood and Breean Farfan set 7 World Records in Aviation. These kids and most of the children who come to Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum had no place to go after school where they could become stimulated and learn to fly. Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum provides this place for learning and a positive environment where they can focus and become inspired by all the positive vibrations happening around the museum.

Celebrity Helicopters in addition to many other major sponsors such as Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Southwest Airlines, Tuskegee Airmen, Orange Coast College, Simple Green, Compton Unified School District, and the Organization of Black Airline Pilots have made a huge difference in changing the lives of Tomorrow's young pilots.

Celebrity Helicopters would like to thank the many customers and clients who have helped us fight for this cause of providing aviation youth programs as the lure to creating social change in at-risk communities and especially for helping us give youth rights. Without your business and your support we would have not been able to make great strides in writing new pages to aviation history.

To learn more about Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum, please watch the 14-Minute video called "Tomorrow's History, Today". One way you can directly help Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum is to become an Aviation Angel and be part of the Youth Rights Movement.

To learn more about the Aviation Angels please visit: www.tamuseum.org/angels/