Fires continue to rage across Southern California this weekend, killing at least 11 people and forcing many thousands of people from their homes in millions of dollars in damage. Even as headlines mount about the damage caused and the fire’s eastward spread to Los Angeles communities like Brentwood and Encino, several public entities with ties to the area have begun to respond. Above all, diversity reports that Disney just donated $15 million to relief and recovery efforts, while its partner studio Paramount donated a total of $1 million to groups such as the Los Angles Fire Department Foundation, the California Fire Foundation, the Red Cross, Direct Relief and World Central Kitchen donated. and Best Friends Animal Society. And the CAA Foundation — the philanthropic arm of the famed Hollywood talent agency — has set up a fund through the Entertainment Industry Foundation to raise money for relief efforts.

Disney issued a statement alongside the donation, with CEO Bob Iger writing: “As this tragedy continues to unfold, The Walt Disney Company is committed to supporting our community and our employees as we all work together to recover from this incredible devastation.” to recover and rebuild.” The company’s statement went on to say that it supports groups such as the American Red Cross, the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation and the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, and donates funds to its own Employee Relief Fund, to ensure the safety of Disney employees the fires.

Meanwhile, prominent figures in Hollywood have also started fundraising: earlier this week, it was revealed that Jamie Lee Curtis had donated $1 million to the city, while Paris Hilton – whose Malibu home was destroyed in the fires – announced she was donating one Fundraiser organizes funds to raise relief funds through her nonprofit organization, 11:11 Media. Media organizations like The LA Times have also compiled lists of charities people can donate to to help fund relief efforts in affected areas.