Jon Bon Jovi's foundation helped turn part of the former Walter Reed Army Medical Center into housing; in 2019, the Washington project opened with homes for 77 formerly homeless veterans
- Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation helped fund the veteran housing project.
- The project opened in 2019 with 77 permanent supportive housing units.
- According to the foundation, the housing development was built by HELP USA in partnership with the District of Columbia as part of the redevelopment of the 66-acre site that once housed the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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- Jon Bon Jovi Soul Foundation helped fund the veteran housing project.
- The project opened in 2019 with 77 permanent supportive housing units.
- According to the foundation, the housing development was built by HELP USA in partnership with the District of Columbia as part of the redevelopment of the 66-acre site that once housed the Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
Sources: Times of India