Major Entertainment Giants Like Netflix and Universal Pledge Million-Dollar Donations to Support California Wildfire Relief

The struggle against the Pacific Palisades wildfire is ongoing, but many entertainment companies are stepping up to help. These wildfires have devastated lives in Los Angeles, taking 24 lives and leaving many others missing.

According to reports, both Netflix and Comcast have pledged $10 million each to support various relief organizations, including the American Red Cross and the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation. They also aim to assist their employees who have been directly affected by these wildfires.

Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of Netflix, expressed hope for the future, stating, “Rebuilding will take creativity and perseverance. It’s hard to imagine rebuilding now, but we will and we’ll come back stronger.”

Comcast’s CEO Brian Roberts shared gratitude toward first responders, emphasizing their brave efforts. As part of their contribution, $2.5 million of Comcast’s donation will go to Habitat for Humanity’s ReBUILD LA initiative.

Other notable contributions include the Walt Disney Company, which has committed $15 million, and Fox Corporation, which donated $1 million to the Red Cross. The Screen Actors Guild is also doing its part, offering $1 million to support affected members.

Even singer Beyoncé has joined the cause, donating $2.5 million through her foundation, BeyGOOD, to assist with fire relief efforts.