Without misconducted behavior found in company review

A The new report of the company Elita Law company Latham and Vatkins says that Fireid took good use of 100 million dollars raised during the pair of all-star concerts after the disorder in Los Angeles disorder in January.

Fire department tapped Latham To implement an independent internal review of its supply process in July, when the skeptics are on the head of the Republic Congress Kevin Kiley, public examination Did the money actually go to the victims of the Palisada and Fire.

Answer, according to Latham report Published on Monday (8. September) is unequivocal “yes”. After the examination of members of Firead and review the minutes of the meeting, the transmission of wires and emails, the legal firm concluded that there was no misconduct in distribution $ 100 million Raised during two simultaneous shows in LA Intuit Dome and Kia Forum.

“Based on the investigation, we have not identified any misinformation of charities, improper selection of funds, irregular funds distribution, improper use or forecast, false intentions or deviating from a fiery statement, wrote Latham in the report.

Many fired online critics argued that the organization gave a false impression that these funds would be issued as direct payments to fire victims. But Latham says that it is a report that FireaAid is “clearly thought” that money will be distributed not to individuals, but partner organizations provided by reliefs against fire.

Critics on the Internet also suggested that some of the firefighter’s recipient organizations were actually involved in recovering wild fire. Latham’s report also said it was false; The company re-examined reports on progress made of varicid grants and said that 75 million dollars were distributed to food, housing, medical care and other key costs for fires.

“Latham did not identify any evidence that the funds were given to organizations that did not provide relevant assistance, nor to be used improperly,” read the report.

In a statement for printing, the report on Latham, Firead said that the company’s investigation “confirms that a firewed grant is transparent, missionary compliance and affected fire communities in Los Angeles.”

“It is important that the surviving and our LA community have a real insight into how the means support recovery,” release was added. “We remain dedicated to helping communities affected by Eaton and Palisade restored and recovered and provide transparent documentation of progress and influence.”

The firefighters were held on January 30 with a Star-Grand Line-Up, Billie Eilish, Jelli Roll, Lady Gaga, Stevie Wittse, Sting, Alanis Morset, Sting, Alanis Mitchell, Nirvana Mitchell, Nirvana Mitchell, Nirvana Mitchell, Joni Mitchell, United P! NK and red hot peppers chili.

Shows were lively, drawings more than 50 million viewersAnd he raised 100 million dollars from the map and sales of goods, sponsorships, donations of public and private gifts.

Firead distributed the first $ 50 million in this fund in February and was followed in June in June of $ 25 million in the amount of $ 25 million in June. The last 25 million $ 25 million transfers are set to be distributed to the end of 2025.

According to the report, Vaid used a “comprehensive, multipurpose process of grant and grant assessment” to decide where funds go. The first step in this process is managed by the staff from the Annenberg Foundation, who conducts deep diligence and recommends the FIRED FIRD Fund panels for Fireaway Advisory Board Grant.

The Grant Advisory Committee, consisting of philanthropic professionals, further assesses any charity and its management before moving the board recommendations forward to FireaAid FireeD. Board – whose members include the Developer La Nekretnine Rick Caruso and music industry Titan Shelli azoff – Whether the final revision and approves grant recipients.

Fireadovo The actual distribution of the Fund is managed by the Goldman Sachs donor advised the Fund Philanthropy, which also confirms the status of each recipient organization before sending money.