RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS

This Time Tomorrow 14. A song that inspired a national foundation. Cory Zimmermann started This Time Tomorrow Foundation for personal reasons because of a cancer diagnosis to his good friend more than twenty years ago. He wrote a song expressing the anguish, the uncertainty and also, the hope that comes with such life circumstances. And in doing so he has created an anthem - an honest reaction to what cancer presents but also a battle cry to see beyond it. That’s what This Time Tomorrow Foundation is now - a powerful and personal community driven to support those with cancer through the simple premise of providing Random Acts of Kindness for those in need because of a diagnosis. This Time Tomorrow has not only created the soundtrack for cancer survivors but also an incredible community that connects amazing people for amazing reasons leaving someone feeling like they have an army behind them. All because of this song. Candlebox releases the 14th and most emotive version of the song. Echo’ing the anguish of “why me, why now” they illuminate an astonishing picture through their inspiring and theatrical rock version. About the This Time Tomorrow Foundation: Using music and the arts to inspire hope, This Time Tomorrow Foundation provides direct financial support to individuals and families fighting all forms of cancer. It is our goal to help those affected today reach the tomorrows they deserve. For more information visit: ThisTimeTomorrow.org

We premiered this ORIGIN Film on Nov 12, 2022 at the 13th Annual Storytellers Concert & Gala to help tell the story of how a song became a national foundation. Helping people fighting all forms of cancers in the time they need it most. 2002 - 2022 celebration film Produced, edited, directed by Cory Zimmermann Inspired by Dick Ticcioni

Over the years This Time Tomorrow Foundation (TTTF) has delivered hundreds of Random Acts Of Kindness gifts. One day in Sept 2022 TTTF surprised 3 people fighting cancer. This film chronicles those visits and helps tell the story on how this foundation is making a major impact in these homes. This film was scored by national recording artist, producer and composer Island Styles of Candlebox. The cello was performed by Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra musician Peter Thomas and narrated by TTTF co-founder Cory Zimmermann. On Nov 12, 2022 this film was debuted at the 13th Annual Storytellers Concert & Gala in Milwaukee, WI at The Pfister Hotel. To donate or to nominate someone you love please visit the foundations website: https://www.thistimetomorrow.org/ #randomactsofkindness #cancersucks #orignalscore #RAK #TTTFRAK

This Time Tomorrow 13 By Glen Phillips of TOAD THE WET SPROCKET MUSIC Glen Phillips (Guitar & Vocals) Austin Beede (Drums) Greg Leisz (Pedal Steel) Mai Leisz (Bass) Sean McCue (Engineering) Tariqh Akoni (Guitar) Recorded at Coyote Studios MUSIC VIDEO Created by Cory Zimmermann Camera operators: Cory Zimmermann, Hope Zimmermann, Ryan Alsop and Josh Hughs

This Time Tomorrow Foundations annual Concert & Gala went virtual this year. Help us raise money for our Random Acts Of Kindness program: PayPal @TTTFoundation SHOW LENGTH: 2hrs 30 min Show Line up in Order of appearance 1) Mei Lin : "Waterfall" PreShow Intro 2) Peter J Thomas & C. Thomas Howell: Show Intro Video: "HOPE" 3) Jason Mraz + Raining Jane 4) Terry Mac & The Order 5) Your Fallen Majesty 6) Jay Allen 7) Jake Owen 8) Tommy Howell (performance) (Featuring Claudia Hoyser + Tony Gross) 9) Glen Phillips (Toad The Wet Sprocket) 10) Willy Porter (with special guest Frank Almond) 11) Mai Bloomfield 12) Claudia Hoyser (World Premiere of TTT 12 and special performance) - Special guest appearances by Jay DeMarcus and Tommy Howell https://www.thistimetomorrow.org/storytellers2020

Claudia Hoyser - This Time Tomorrow TWELVE Featuring Jay DeMarcus & Tommy Howell Available on iTunes/Apple Music and all streaming services 100% of proceeds benefit the TTTF Random Acts of Kindness program Arrangement by Claudia Hoyser & Tony Gross Lyrics by Cory Zimmermann MUSIC VIDEO- Directed by Cory Zimmermann Filmed by Cory Zimmermann & Tony Gross in Nashville, TN Recorded at The Grip II - Nashville, TN Produced by Jay DeMarcus Mixed & Mastered by Nick Lang