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How Music Companies Are Supporting L.A. Wildfire Relief Efforts (Updating)
As the devastating Los Angeles wildfires continue to spread and affect thousands of people in the area, the music industry is rallying around those affected by the disaster. Various music companies have announced financial assistance packages for their employees who are directly impacted by the fires.
Amazon Music has announced that it will be providing $5000 emergency grants to its employees who have been displaced or whose homes have been damaged in the wildfires.
In a statement, Amazon Music said: “We’re deeply saddened by the impact of the L.A. wildfires and our hearts go out to those affected. We want to help support our team members who are directly impacted by providing financial assistance during this difficult time.”
Universal Music Group has also stepped up with an initiative to provide financial assistance to its employees, as well as a donation to local relief efforts.
“We’re deeply committed to supporting the well-being of our employees and the wider community affected by these devastating fires,” said Universal Music Group in a statement. “We will be providing immediate financial assistance to any employee who has been displaced or had their home damaged, as well as making a significant donation to local relief efforts.”
Additionally, Warner Music Group has also announced that it will be providing financial support to its employees and their families.
“We’re deeply saddened by the impact of these fires on our colleagues, friends, and neighbors,” said Warner Music Group. “We want to ensure that those who have been affected receive the help they need during this incredibly difficult time.”
Sony Music Entertainment has also joined in the relief efforts, stating: “Our hearts go out to those affected by this disaster. We are committed to supporting our employees who have lost their homes or were displaced and will be providing financial assistance as needed.”
These companies are not alone in their efforts to support those affected by the fires. Other music industry organizations have also announced similar initiatives.
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Source: www.billboard.com
