Live Nation Entertainment and the Crew Nation Global Relief Fund announced a $1 million commitment to support musicians, tech crews and music industry workers affected by the recent devastating fires in Los Angeles.
Essential help for the music community
Faced with the fires currently ravaging Los Angeles County, considered one of the largest natural disasters in United States history, Crew Nation has opened applications for grants of up to $5,000. This aid is intended for music industry professionals facing expenses related to mandatory evacuation orders, damage or losses. Those affected can submit their request on the Crew Nation website.
Michael Rapino, Chairman and CEO of Live Nation Entertainment, said: “LA is home to so many people who make live music possible, and Crew Nation continues its core mission of helping this hardworking community during times of unforeseen hardship.”
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-Continued mobilization
In addition to the Crew Nation initiative, Live Nation directly supports its employees affected by these fires through its program Taking Care of Our Own. In addition, the company participates in the organization and promotion of FireAida benefit concert taking place on January 30 to help rebuild impacted communities and support fire prevention efforts throughout Southern California.
How to support the cause
People interested in helping artists and crews affected by the fires in Los Angeles can donate to Crew Nation, a recognized non-profit organization (501c3). More information is available on the official Crew Nation website.
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