Peter Cornell has shared the first photo released to the public of Chris Cornell and his brother Patrick as babies.
My brothers. pic.twitter.com/LMvGCZr9S4
— Peter Cornell (@CornellPeter) June 23, 2017
The Promise producer Eric Esrailian discussed Chris Cornell joining the Keep The Promise movement in a new People article.
“The film is based on the Armenian genocide, and the song pays homage to the victims of the Armenian genocide so it would never be forgotten, but also that it would be able to drive awareness about human rights issues of the day. Chris always wanted the video to be released on World Refugee Day, and all the proceeds of our company were going be donated to charitable organizations, and Chris was going donate all the proceeds of his song to organizations that support refugees and children.
‘Keep the Promise’ may mean different things, whether it be supporting refugees or ending racism or fighting genocide in corners of the world. We had an incredible group of people commit to keep the promise. Sadly, the video came out on World Refugee Day, as Chris had hoped, but he was very much a part of the process along the way.”
