Anonymous wealthy couple’s $30-million gift to help homeless in Vancouver

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A couple’s donation allows Taylor Manor to operate independent of government support, providing housing for 56 homeless.

A $30-million philanthropic gift from an anonymous wealthy couple is allowing the City of Vancouver to reopen the long-disused Taylor Manor as a home for 56 street people with complex mental health issues.

Read the article: Anonymous wealthy couple’s $30-million gift to help homeless in Vancouver

Source: Times Colonist

Author: Jeff Lee

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