Anonymous Couple Gives $30 Million Gift to Homeless
Leaving the Queen Elizabeth Theatre two years ago, a wealthy Vancouver couple saw a youth panhandling and decided they had to do something to help the homeless in the city.
On Friday, the city confirmed the anonymous couple had donated $30 million to pay for the operation of a supportive-housing project at Taylor Manor, a complex built by the city in 1915 to provide housing for low-income seniors. It has been closed since 2000.
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