Jason and Kylie Kelce's $553,500 charity effort helps kids through Be Philly

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What happened

Jason and Kylie Kelce proudly hosted their third annual Underdog Golf Outing, raising an impressive $553,500 for their Be Philly Foundation, dedicated to supporting underserved children in Philadelphia.

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  • Jason and Kylie Kelce proudly hosted their third annual Underdog Golf Outing, raising an impressive $553,500 for their Be Philly Foundation, dedicated to supporting underserved children in Philadelphia.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 08 Oct 2026 02:40:22 UTC.

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