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08.07.08, 01:34
Jon Bon Jovi is giving some people who are living on a prayer something a bit more substantial.
The Grammy winner was in a neighborhood on Detroit's East Side Monday to announce the building of five new homes as part of a partnership among his Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation, Saturn and Habitat for Humanity Detroit.
People gathered and cheered "knock it down" as construction workers busted a hole in the roof of the last remaining house on the block to be razed. Detroit-area Saturn retailers then raised the first wall of a new home.
"I wanted to come back and give something back to you," Bon Jovi told the crowd.
Bon Jovi News on- Music (http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/28814565)
The Grammy winner was in a neighborhood on Detroit's East Side Monday to announce the building of five new homes as part of a partnership among his Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation, Saturn and Habitat for Humanity Detroit.
People gathered and cheered "knock it down" as construction workers busted a hole in the roof of the last remaining house on the block to be razed. Detroit-area Saturn retailers then raised the first wall of a new home.
"I wanted to come back and give something back to you," Bon Jovi told the crowd.
Bon Jovi News on- Music (http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/28814565)