In 2006, Beyoncé donated $2 million to build 42 apartments for people experiencing homelessness in Houston; the project became one of her earliest major housing initiatives
- PC: BeyGOODLong before BeyGOOD became the name attached to Beyoncé's global charitable work, the singer was already putting significant money into community projects in Houston.
- According to the BeyGOOD foundation by Beyoncé, in 2006, she donated $2 million towards the construction of the Knowles-Temenos Place Apartments, a 42-unit housing complex for people experiencing homelessness.
- The contribution came soon after Hurricane Katrina, when Houston was dealing with the wider consequences of a disaster that had displaced thousands of people across the Gulf Coast.
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- PC: BeyGOODLong before BeyGOOD became the name attached to Beyoncé's global charitable work, the singer was already putting significant money into community projects in Houston.
- According to the BeyGOOD foundation by Beyoncé, in 2006, she donated $2 million towards the construction of the Knowles-Temenos Place Apartments, a 42-unit housing complex for people experiencing homelessness.
- The contribution came soon after Hurricane Katrina, when Houston was dealing with the wider consequences of a disaster that had displaced thousands of people across the Gulf Coast.
Sources: Times of India