The 2006 H.O.M.E. benefit concert starring Jamie O'Neal raised $38,000 for the Helping Others More Efficiently charity. Proceeds from ticket sales totaled more than $19,000, which Kelly and Michael Crews of Michael Crews Development matched dollar for dollar for an estimated grand total of $38,134.

O'Neal marks the 8th annual H.O.M.E. charity benefit concert and goes down in H.O.M.E. history with other artists such as Toby Keith, Chris Cagle, Sara Evans, Diamond Rio, Brad Paisley and Tracy Byrd. The concert is supported each year by KSON Radio and Michael Crews Development.

H.O.M.E., Helping Others More Efficiently, is a California non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the communities, families, and children of North San Diego County. The charity's main objective is to help hard working individuals and families who through no fault of their own are struggling with a crisis, medical emergency or difficult situation. They are not eligible for governmental aid. Monetary support is distributed primarily to families experiencing hardship. Funds also go to organizations propagating children's sport or club-related activities indigenous to the neighborhood. A five-member Board of Directors carefully allocates funds in accordance with H.O.M.E.'s mission. No administrative costs are charged to the charity, delivering all donations directly to those in need.

The H.O.M.E. benefit concert is the only fundraiser the charity holds in an effort to raise money for those in need. Michael Crews Development would like to thank members of the community for their generous contributions, and their continued support of the H.O.M.E. charity.