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Jon Bon Jovi
Jon has teamed up with Habitat Several times in the Past, in 2005 I founded the building of six homes in Philadelphia, and Along With His Philadelphia Soul Arena Football team, join inthe recipient Families build. The site also provided a video shoot location for his single “Who Says You Can't Go Home.” He donated again in 2006, giving $1 million to build almost 30 homes inLouisiana for low-income families affected by Hurricane Katrina. The site Also Provided a video shoot location for historical single "Who Says You Can not Go Home." I donated again in 2006, Giving $ 1million to build 30 homes in Louisiana Almost for Low-Income Families Affected by Hurricane Katrina. Most recently he announced a partnership project teaming another of his nonprofits of choice, ProjectHOME, with Habitat for Humanity to rehabilitate an entire block of Philadelphia homes. Most recently I have Announced a partnership project teaming Another of historical nonprofits of choice, ProjectHOME, with Habitat for Humanity to rehabilitate an Entire block of Philadelphia homes.

He started well as His Own - The Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation , Which have Given away over $ 2 millionto local Causes in just four seasons. He shouldn't worry about running out, part of the proceeds from a limited edition line of jackets he designed with Kenneth Cole, plus those from the RSVPfragrance, are going to his own charity and HELP USA. I Should not worry about running out, part of the Proceeds from a limited edition line of jackets I have appointed with Kenneth Cole, plus Those from theRSVP fragrance, are going to His own charity and HELP USA.
Bon Jovi was named Humanitarian of the Year by the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties for his charitable work in New Jersey. Bon JoviWas named Humanitarian of the Year by the Food Bank of Monmouth and Ocean Counties for His charitable work in New Jersey. He was involved in 9/11 fundraising and the Tribute to Heroes benefit...