Julie Anne San Jose shares music, blessings at elderly home

Julie Anne San Jose traded the stage for a more intimate setting last Saturday, spending time singing, dancing, and bonding with the elderly residents of the Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly in San Juan City.

The ‘Asia’s Limitless Star’ gave the residents a special musical treat during her recent visit, with a video she posted on social media showed them enjoying her performance. 

“Day well spent with our lolas at Little Sisters of the Elderly. Thank you for having us! Thank you to all who shared their blessings through #JAmanteShare,” Julie Anne wrote. Before the clip ended, Julie Anne was also seen dancing with some of the elderly residents, clearly having fun and making the most of their time together.

Her visit was part of JAmanteShare, an ongoing community outreach and charity initiative led by JAmantes, the official fandom of Julie Anne. Through JAmanteShare, the group works with Julie Anne on gift-giving, community service, and outreach activities. These include visits to organizations and centers, where they share donations, blessings, and their time with beneficiaries.

The Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly, a non-profit organization (NPO), also shared photos from Julie Anne’s visit, featuring the people behind the organization, fans who helped with the charitable efforts, and the elderly residents. Julie Anne was also seen hosting a game for the lolas.

“'I’ll Be There'… and she truly was!” 

“Our beloved lolas were filled with smiles and music as Julie Anne San Jose visited our home and shared some special moments with them. And yes, hearing her sing “I’ll Be There” and “Right Where You Belong” made the day extra unforgettable!” the NPO shared.

The organization was very thankful for being chosen as the beneficiary of Julie Anne’s 32nd birthday concert.

“We are deeply grateful to be part of a celebration that turns music into love, kindness, and meaningful blessings,” the NPO said.

The organization also thanked JAmantes PH for celebrating their anniversary with them and for continuing to support Julie Anne’s journey of giving back.

“Your love for her becomes even more beautiful when it brings joy to others,” the NGO added. The organization closed its message with a fitting reminder: “Sometimes, right where you belong is wherever love, music, and happy hearts come together.”

Julie Anne continues to combine her music career with charitable endeavors. Her support for the Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly is tied to some of her career milestones, along with volunteer and community activities. 

Last May 16, Julie Anne dedicated her major “JAPS Music Box Live” birthday concert series and donations to the elderly home. She also treated audiences to live performances of her songs, including “Kung Ikaw ay Bibitaw.”

Julie Anne is known for songs such as “Baby U Are,” “Bakit Ngayon,” “Enough,” “For Everything,” and “Maleta,” her collaboration with Gloc-9. She also sang the localized English version of “You Are My Everything” for the Philippine adaptation of the popular Korean drama “Descendants of the Sun.”

Her latest single, “Saglit Lang,” was released on July 24, marking another milestone in a year filled with music and meaningful moments for the singer.