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- Sony, Disney, and the NFL have each donated $5 million to support Los Angeles wildfire relief efforts. Walmart contributed $2.5 million.
- Devastating wildfires, beginning January 7th, continue to ravage Southern California, resulting in 24 confirmed deaths and 23 missing persons.
- These donations support first responders, community rebuilding, and aid for those impacted by the disaster.
Sony's recent $5 million donation aids victims of the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires. These massive wildfires, raging across Southern California for over a week, have caused widespread destruction, claiming 24 lives and leaving 23 individuals missing. In response to this calamity, entertainment companies, including Sony, are contributing to relief and recovery efforts.
Disney and Comcast have each pledged $10 million to wildfire relief. Adding to this, Disney's total contribution reaches $15 million, and the NFL's donation also stands at $5 million. Walmart contributed an additional $2.5 million. These funds are directed towards supporting first responders battling four active fires, aiding community recovery and rebuilding, and providing assistance to those whose homes and livelihoods have been devastated since the fires began on January 7th.
Earlier this week, PlayStation's parent company, Sony, announced its $5 million contribution to wildfire relief and recovery, as reported by IGN. In a joint statement on their official Twitter account, Sony Chairman and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida and President and COO Hiroki Totoki highlighted Los Angeles's role as the company's entertainment hub for over 35 years, and committed to continued support.
Sony Donates $5 Million to Los Angeles Wildfire Support and Recovery Efforts
The wildfires have significantly impacted entertainment production. For example, Amazon suspended filming of Fallout's second season due to damage in Santa Clarita. Furthermore, Daredevil: Born Again star Vincent D'Onofrio confirmed Disney's decision to postpone the trailer release out of respect for those affected.
The human cost of the wildfires underscores the importance of the support from video game companies and individuals. Sony's substantial contribution to firefighting and rebuilding efforts represents a significant commitment, promising further assistance as Los Angeles continues its fight against this devastating natural disaster.
