Singer
Amy
Winehouse's
£2.5million
property
in
Camden,
North
London,
will
become
home
to
the
charity
which
her
dad
Mitch
has
started
in
her
name.
The
Winehouse
family
thought
of
selling
the
property
but
finally
decided
to
run
Amy
Winehouse
Foundation
from
the
house
she
passed
away.
“They
think
it's
too
precious
to
give
up,
hence
the
new
HQ
idea.
They
don't
want
to
rent
it
out
and
if
they
sold
it
they
think
it
could
attract
the
wrong
kind
of
buyer
as
it
was
where
Amy
passed
away.
They
may
sell
one
day
but
that
would
be
some
way
off,"
The
Sun
quoted
a
source
as
saying.
Mitch
has
started
Amy
Winehouse
Foundation
to
help
causes
close
to
the
tragic
singer's
heart.
“It
could
include
help
for
children
in
trouble,
kids
suffering
health
problems,
children's
hospices
and
more.
We
want
to
make
a
positive
difference,"
he
said.
The
mission
statement
of
the
Amy
Winehouse
Foundation
will
be
announced
on
her
28th
birthday,
September
14.
The
profits
from
the
duet
Amy
recorded
with
the
music
legend
Tony
Bennett
will
go
towards
the
foundation.