Snap CEO helps open La Wildfire recovery program

Director General Evan Spiegel and Miguel Santana, CEO California Community Foundation, Starting a program Attention to help residents in Altadena and Pacific Palposes The wild flames of last month.

California Community Foundation, Snap, Spiegel and Snap CTO Bobby Murphy, called employees $ 10 million Branch of Angels.

“Our goal is to ensure the management of communities affecting the effects of Eaton and Palisades” A Press release Reads to announce the program. “The Angels Branch is not a government or private sector initiative; is a grassy grass, which is in the center of the affected residents, is a network of attention to society.”

The Angels Department will provide independent sources and project management support to help effective residents and work with existing community leaders and organizations.

Last month, Spiegel wrote a letter He touched on how to grow in Los Angeles Society and Palice. He noted that his father’s house was lost in wildfires.