Our Team
Brendan Wheeler
Executive Director
Brendan Wheeler is the founder and Executive Director of Tune Up for Tomorrow. A trumpet player and member of the Langley High School band, Brendan launched the organization after leading an Eagle Scout project that collected, repaired, and donated more than 100 musical instruments to students who could not afford their own. Inspired by his belief that music builds confidence, community, and creativity, Brendan created Tune Up for Tomorrow to continue expanding access to music education beyond his Eagle Scout project. As Executive Director, he leads the organization’s strategy, partnerships, and volunteer efforts to ensure more instruments reach students who want to learn.
William Killian
Director of Development
William Killian serves as Director of Development for Tune Up for Tomorrow, helping grow community support and expand the organization’s reach. A sophomore at Langley High School, William is both a dedicated musician and a strong advocate for the arts. He plays saxophone and was selected for the All-Virginia Symphonic Band. In addition to music, he is an active member of his school’s debate program. William brings energy and creativity to fundraising, outreach, and donor engagement, helping ensure that more students have access to the instruments they need to make music.
Daniel Chebotarev
Director of Operations
Daniel Chebot serves as Director of Operations for Tune Up for Tomorrow, where he helps organize instrument drives, manage repair events, and coordinate volunteers. A sophomore at Langley High School, Daniel is a trumpet player and an active member of the school’s rowing team. His attention to detail and strong work ethic help keep the organization’s instrument collection, repair, and distribution efforts running smoothly. Daniel is passionate about making sure that donated instruments are restored and ready for the next generation of musicians.