"NEW YORK -- The Walt Disney Company is committing $1 million to assist with critical relief and recovery efforts following the impact of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. This contribution will assist Disney cast and crew in the region, as well as nonprofits providing immediate aid including UNICEF USA, World Central Kitchen and Good360. The funds will help provide emergency supplies, food, shelter and other essential services to families and communities working to rebuild after the storm."
""Our hearts go out to the people of Jamaica who have experienced such terrible devastation from Hurricane Melissa, including our Disney employees and their families who call the island home," said Bob Iger, CEO, The Walt Disney Company. "We hope this contribution and the ongoing support from our team will serve as a source of relief and comfort for those in need at this difficult time.""
The Walt Disney Company is providing $1 million to support relief and recovery efforts in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa. The contribution will assist Disney cast and crew in the region and fund nonprofits providing immediate aid, including UNICEF USA, World Central Kitchen and Good360. Funds will supply emergency items, food, shelter and other essential services to families and communities rebuilding after the storm. Disney Cruise Line has maintained a port presence in Jamaica for over a decade. The donation complements year-round disaster support such as the Disney Employee Relief Fund and ongoing community aid efforts. More information is available via DisneyExperiences.com and Disney Cruise Line Crew & Community on Facebook.
Read at ABC7 New York
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