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Additionally, Jon Bon Jovi is a co-owner of the Philadelphia Soul, an Arena Football League team that has made helping the community a cornerstone of its identity. The team has helped direct more that $400,000 to community groups in the Philadelphia area. www.philadelphiasoul.com
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In addition to his music, Jon Bon Jovi has entered the world of sports as the founder and owner of the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League. But this year it's all about the music, and GoTickets.com is ready with the best Bon Jovi tickets.
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Jaws was there as president of the AFL team, the Philadelphia Soul (which Jon Bon Jovi just bought the majority interest in). He ... works for ESPN five days a week for five months, and travels every weekend during those five months. Of course, Jaws is a hero in Atlantic City and Philadelphia as he was the long time quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Bon Jovi and Elway are acting as themselves in the season finale of the hit drama. They have come to Las Vegas, the site of ArenaBowl XIX on June 12, to help promote the league and play a few games off the field. The Soul lost to the Dallas Desperados on Sunday, 77-56, finishing the season at 6-10.
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"We are thrilled to partner with Jon Bon Jovi, The Philadelphia Soul, Habitat and Saturn," enthused Sister Mary Scullion, co-founder of Project HOME. "Our collective talent and resources will expand our capacity and enable us to reach out to more families in need. This is another critical step forward for community revitalization in North Philadelphia."
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[I]n October 2006, Jon announced a unique partnership he has brokered between Project HOME, Habitat For Humanity, the Philadelphia Soul Charitable Foundation and Saturn. Together, they are undertaking the renovation of 15 row houses in one of Philadelphia’s most poverty-ridden neighborhoods. Including those 15 homes, Jon is currently a motivating force behind a total of 49 homes being built for low-income families.
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