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Sony, the PlayStation manufacturer, has contributed $5 million to aid first responders, community recovery initiatives, and support programs for those impacted by the devastating wildfires currently engulfing Southern California.
In a joint statement shared on X/Twitter, Kenichiro Yoshida, Sony's chairman and CEO, and Hiroki Totoki, president and COO, emphasized Los Angeles's significance as the home of Sony's entertainment operations for over 35 years. They pledged continued collaboration with local leaders to identify the most effective ways Sony Group can contribute to relief and recovery efforts.
The crisis, which began on January 7th, shows no signs of abating. A week later, three major wildfires continue to ravage the Los Angeles area. According to BBC reports, the fires have claimed 24 lives, with 23 individuals still unaccounted for. Firefighters are preparing for a critical period as stronger winds are forecast.
Sony's generous contribution is part of a broader corporate response to the disaster. As reported by CNBC, other companies have also stepped up, including Disney ($15 million), Netflix and Comcast ($10 million each), the NFL ($5 million), Walmart ($2.5 million), and Fox ($1 million), among others.
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