Yesterday we learned about the great donation and the gala that Disney+ was going to help those affected by the Turkey earthquake. Today we have more data.
Disney+ takes another step to get Raise funds for those affected in the earthquake that has ravaged the south of Turkey and part of Syria On February 6 and what With a force of 7.8 it has collapsed a multitude of homes caughting citizens inside that in the best case they are being Rescued counterreloj . The dead of the dead amounts to 21700 between Turkey and Syria, placing this One of the greatest humanitarian tragedies of recent times.
Therefore Disney+ Turkey wanted to put their grain of sand first with A donation of one million euros for those affected and the realization of a gala where known faces will participate in the world of the Turkish series such as Can Yaman, Demet Özdemir or Cansu Dere among others.
In a new Disney+ Turkey statement it takes one step
But this is not all. We have achieved the statement that a few hours ago Disney+ launched through its social networks and said like this:
“We are deeply saddened by the losses caused by the devastating earthquakes in our country. The Walt Disney Company, along with our colleagues, Took immediate measures to support relief efforts. We have Expanded our donations to include Disney employees around the world through a donation campaign. We are also planning a campaign to help the victims of the Earthquake through our Fox emissions in the next few days. We want Piety to those who lost their lives in the earthquake , Condolences to their relatives and urgent healing to the injured. We believe that together and solidarity we will overcome these difficult days. ”
In the Disney statement he assured that Has organized a donation campaign in which all employees of his company can participate worldwide, that added to the gala they are preparing and that will be broadcast in Brief, it becomes the First source of collaboration for those affected by the earthquake that has swept Turkey. We will continue to inform.
