Disney has pledged $15 million to help victims of the Los Angeles fire

Disney, along with Paramount Global, announced financial assistance to help clean up the massive fires in Los Angeles that destroyed more than 10,000 buildings and caused hundreds of billions of dollars in damage.

Disney was heavily involved in the aftermath of the catastrophic fires in Los Angeles that killed many people, left thousands homeless and destroyed over 10,000 buildings.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the company has donated $15 million to support charities including the American Red Cross, the Fire Foundation and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank.

Disney CEO Bob Iger said the company is committed to supporting the community and workers during this difficult time:

“The Walt Disney Company is committed to supporting our community and our employees as we all work together to rebuild and rebuild from this incredible devastation. Walt Disney came to Los Angeles with nothing but his imagination’s limit, and here he chose to make his home.” live your dreams and create amazing stories that mean so much to so many people around the world,” he said.

Paramount Global also stepped in to help, announcing a $1 million commitment. These funds will go to the California Fire Foundation, World Central Kitchen and Best Friends Humane Society.

Both studios called on other companies to join the initiative to help those affected and contribute to the recovery of the region after such a great tragedy.

It was previously reported that Jennifer Garner reported the loss of a close friend who did not leave in time.

Paris Hilton showed footage of a destroyed house after the fire

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