Hogar Noticias El fabricante de PlayStation Sony dona $ 5 millones al alivio del incendio de Los Ángeles

El fabricante de PlayStation Sony dona $ 5 millones al alivio del incendio de Los Ángeles

Autor: Nicholas Mar 19,2025

Sony ha prometido $ 5 millones para ayudar a los socorristas, la recuperación comunitaria y los programas de apoyo para aquellos afectados por los devastadores incendios forestales que actualmente envuelven el sur de California. Kenichiro Yoshida, presidente y CEO de Sony, y Hiroki Totoki, presidente y director de operaciones, anunciaron conjuntamente la donación en X/Twitter, enfatizando la importancia de Los Ángeles como el hogar del negocio de entretenimiento de Sony durante más de 35 años. Se comprometieron con la colaboración continua con los líderes locales para maximizar la efectividad del apoyo de Sony Group para los esfuerzos de alivio y reconstrucción.

La crisis, que comenzó el 7 de enero, continúa causando una destrucción generalizada en el área metropolitana de Los Ángeles, con tres incendios forestales principales aún ardiendo. La BBC informa al menos 24 muertes y 23 personas desaparecidas en las dos zonas de fuego más grandes, mientras los bomberos se preparan para las condiciones potencialmente empeoradas con vientos de fortalecimiento anticipados.

La contribución de Sony se une a las de otras corporaciones que brindan alivio de incendios forestales. CNBC informa que Disney donó $ 15 millones, Netflix y Comcast contribuyeron cada uno cada uno cada uno, la NFL prometió $ 5 millones, Walmart donó $ 2.5 millones y Fox dio $ 1 millones, entre otras donaciones corporativas.

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