Kim Kardashian is standing by her man Kanye West, even though he’s continuing to be somewhat erratic on Twitter, feuding with Donda’s House, a charity started in his late mother’s name.

As Entertainment Tonight reports, “West and musical collaborator Che Smith, best known as Rhymefest, founded Donda’s House in 2011, a nonprofit organization aimed at paying tribute to his mother, Donda West and helping the youth in Chicago. The drama started on Saturday after Rhymefest tweeted that West had abandoned Donda’s House and accused West of no longer caring about Chicago youth. That prompted a series of angry tweets from Kardashian about Rhymefest’s musical relationship with West.”

Kim now tweeted out a breakdown of all the drama, and how it started — she says it was by the organization.

“Kanye gave his ‘friend’ an opportunity to run an organization on his own. So now that Kanye is being publicly shamed for not being involved makes no sense and, at this exact time, just seems very calculated,” she wrote on Twitter. “I have and will always applaud any efforts to give back to the community. To fight for justice and to help uplift the youth. But I will never tolerate someone who was close to Kanye who attempts to use his late mother’s name to publicly shame him while pretending to do good.”