In 1991, Steve Harvey was homeless, sleeping in his car with just $35; after his Apollo breakthrough, his foundation went on to award more than $700,000 in scholarships and build mentoring programs for underserved youth
- In 1991, Steve Harvey was living in his Ford Tempo with just $35 in his pocket.
- Years later, an unexpected invitation to perform on New York’s famous Showtime at the Apollo helped change his career.
- Today, the television host and comedian supports young people through charitable work, with his foundation awarding more than $700,000 in college scholarships.
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- In 1991, Steve Harvey was living in his Ford Tempo with just $35 in his pocket.
- Years later, an unexpected invitation to perform on New York’s famous Showtime at the Apollo helped change his career.
- Today, the television host and comedian supports young people through charitable work, with his foundation awarding more than $700,000 in college scholarships.
Sources: Times of India