JFH News: Pat Boone Releases Multi-Artist Anthem "ONE

PAT BOONE RELEASES MULTI-ARTIST ANTHEM �ONE - Voices for Tanzania� - OUT NOW!

Music All-Stars Vince Gill, Alabama, Lee Greenwood, Larry Gatlin, Pam Tillis, Deborah Allen, Billy Dean, Wendy Moten, and Many Others Join Pat Boone in Philanthropic Effort to Bring Clean Water and Basic Necessities to Tanzania

NEWS SOURCE: Aristo PR
March 21, 2025

(West Hollywood, CA - March 21, 2025) Entertainment icon and philanthropist Pat Boone has released his latest musical anthem, “ONE - Voices for Tanzania,” a powerful song written to unite the world in a shared mission of hope and humanitarian aid. Proceeds from the project will help fund clean water initiatives, as well as provide food resources, health services, and education for the people of Tanzania. The track is now available across all streaming platforms HERE, and the music video can be viewed HERE.

Released today, March 21, 2025, under Boone's long-standing Lamb & Lions Records, "ONE" debuts just ahead of World Water Day—a global United Nations observance held annually on March 22 since 1993.

The track will be available in stereo and Dolby Atmos surround-sound format and has been translated and recorded in Tanzania’s native language of Swahili, which is available to listen to HERE. Subsequent plans include a DVD/Blu-ray containing the “Official Music Video,” a behind-the-scenes “Making Of” documentary, artist interviews, footage from affected African villages, and a 12-page photo book showcasing the lives being transformed through these efforts.

“There are many tragedies in the world, and human costs never seem to end—including the recent devastating fires here in Los Angeles,” says Boone. “But we still need to address centuries-old problems in Africa that will stretch well into the future unless we do something about them. A life without water is inconceivable, yet millions of people in 2025 still have limited or no access to clean water. Scary, isn’t it?”

In 2010, Boone and his late wife Shirley established the Pat Boone Family Life Center in Loiborsoit, Tanzania, in cooperation with GOD TV and WorldServe International, a non-profit organization committed to providing clean water, sanitation, education, and economic opportunities in Africa. Through Pat Boone World Missions, the couple provided foundational funding for a deep water well, a school, and The Shirley Boone Vegetable Garden, which continues to feed multiple villages. Their contributions have also helped develop a community center, offering critical health services to families in surrounding areas.

"Every year, over 100,000 lives are transformed through our large-scale, sustainable, solar-powered water projects. It's remarkable what happens when dedicated business leaders, professional athletes, government, and ministry leaders come together to make this happen," says WorldServe International president, John Bongiorno. "The impact of Pat and Shirley Boone's vision on everyday lives of the Maasai people is a testimony to their Christian faith and willingness to engage Pat's global audience for the good of others."

Following in the footsteps of “We Are the World,” which remains a global force for change 40 years later and has raised over $100 million, Boone hopes “ONE” will inspire a similar movement.

“There’s no better template to follow,” Boone adds.

Boone is joined on the “ONE” recording by an all-star lineup, including Alabama, Deborah Allen, Billy Dean, Larry Gatlin, Vince Gill, Aaron Goodvin, Lee Greenwood, David B. Hooten, Jet Jurgensmeyer, MARK209, Wendy Moten, Pam Tillis, and Due West. Included are Nashville’s Legacy Mission Village Singers—all refugees from Tanzania and Congo—and Tanzania-based Gospel artist Sebastian Silas & God Is Love, who recorded the song in their native Swahili language as “WAMOJA.” Nashville-based producer-arranger/musical director Jimmy Nichols and hit songwriter Frank Myers produced the “ONE” recording at Nashville studios Starstruck Entertainment and Blackbird Studio.

Photo Credits: WorldServe International

Photo Credits: Pat Boone Enterprises

According to WorldServe International, 319 million people in Sub-Saharan Africa live without access to reliable drinking water, and 79 percent of rural households are without running water. Every day, women and children walk an average of three miles to the nearest water source to collect rationed, contaminated water for drinking, cooking, washing, and bathing.

“While I’ve sold more than 45 million records in my long career, I hope “ONE” is the biggest selling record of all,” says Boone. “I visited these villages and saw firsthand the huge need that exists. My heart aches for these people—old people, young people, babies, the full spectrum of God’s creation.”

WorldServe International is a registered 501(c)3 charitable organization. All donations to “ONE for Tanzania” are tax-deductible as allowed by law, and directly fund clean water initiatives in Tanzania.

About Pat Boone: Pat Boone is an iconic figure in American music and entertainment, known for his record-breaking achievements, lasting impact on popular culture, and lifelong dedication to philanthropy. With a career spanning seven decades, Boone continues to inspire audiences with his music, humanitarian work, and unwavering faith.