Snap CEO helps launch LA wildfire recovery program

Snap’s CEO Ivan Spiegel and Miguel Santana, CEO California Community FoundationIs To turn on a program Residents of Altadena and Pacific Palisade have been concentrated toward helping to rebuild their own terms FireThe

California Community Foundation, Snap, Spiegel and SNAP CTO Bobby Murphy promises $ 10 million fund for staff employees, called Angel divisionThe

“Our purpose is to ensure that communities affected by Etone and Palisads Megfiers have been influenced by their own recovery steward,” Press release The program announces. “The Angels Department is not a public or private sector initiative; It is a grassroots, community -based network that focuses on ensuring that the affected residents control their recovery. “

The Angels Department will provide the help of independent resources and project management to assist the affected residents and work along with the existing community leaders and agencies.

Spiegel last month Wrote a letter Los touched the Angeles community and touched on how he grew up in a palisade. He mentioned that his father’s house was lost in the fire.