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Leonie Helm

Adobe donates US$1 million to help people in the wake of “heart breaking” destruction from LA wildfires – as insurers refuse to pay out

California wildfires burn on hillside.

The Adobe Foundation is donating $1 million (approximately £820,00 / AU$1.6 million) across the California Community Foundation: Wildfire Recovery Fund and the Entertainment Community Fund to help with damage caused by the recent wildfires in Los Angeles, California.

In a statement, Adobe describes it as “heart breaking to see the devastation unfolding in Southern California as wildfires continue to ravage the region,” noting that the software company has “a deep connection to Los Angeles, with many employees, partners and creative community members living in the area.”

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