Matthew

 Alex Trebek is continuing to be a nice and good man even from beyond the death. The former "Jeopardy!" host's wardrobe is being donated by the Trebek family, as well as "Jeopardy!" to the Doe Fund. The Doe Fund provides social services that include housing, continuing education, vocational training and paid work for Americans who are in jail or in addiction. Trebek's son Matthew suggested that Trebek give away 14 suits, 58 dressshirts 300 tie, and other clothing items. The clothing will be given to those in need to attend job interviews as part of The Doe Fund's "Ready Willing, Willing, and Able" reentry program.The new 50,000 square foot facility is planned to be a place for seniors who are homeless in the San Fernando Valley. It wasn't a one-time donation from Trebek. He's been making financial contributions to Hope of the Valley for several years. He gave $100,000 to the organization Hope of the Valley in March of 2020. The money will be used to build a North Hollywood complex. The "Alex and Jean Trebek Multipurpose Room" will be located there after it's completed. It will also have about 80 beds, bathrooms, and laundry facilities.