Clippers owner donates $15 million to victims of fires

Clippers owner Steva Ballmer announced the donation Thursday on his website, saying it will go toward addressing immediate food and shelter needs in the community and supporting first responders.

INGLEWOOD, California — The owner of the LA Clippers, Steve Ballmerand his wife, Connie, They donated $15 million dollars initials in emergency funds for people affected by forest fires mortals of Los Angeles.

He Ballmer Group announced the donation Thursday on its website, saying it will go toward addressing immediate food and shelter needs in the community and supporting first responders.

“We love Los Angeles and are committed to supporting communities affected by the devastating wildfires,” the couple said, adding that the donation would help “particularly in the historically and racially diverse community of Altadena.”

He Ballmer Group is also behind FireAid, a concert taking place Jan. 30 at the Intuit Dome and Kia Forum, which Ballmer also owns.

“We understand there will be a long road to recovery for the Los Angeles region and we remain committed to supporting the community,” the couple said.

Your donation covers four wildfire relief funds, two emergency shelter and emergency housing funds, two food and basic needs groups, two first aid groups, and nine groups that support the basic needs of students and families.