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LA's Safety Net: Philanthropy Fights Back
24 Jul
Summary
- Leaders discussed L.A.'s recovery post-pandemic and industry struggles.
- Philanthropy and industry infrastructure are key to L.A.'s bounce back.
- Panelists included heads of the Motion Picture & Television Fund and YMCA.
Leaders from prominent L.A. institutions convened to explore strategies for the city's recovery. The discussion, titled "The L.A. Safety Net: Legacy Philanthropy & The Industry's Essential Infrastructure," featured executives from the Motion Picture & Television Fund, YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles, and Delta Air Lines. This conversation aimed to address how the city can rebound from significant challenges.
Moderated by Alisann Blood of UTA, the panel delved into the impact of the pandemic, labor strikes, and natural disasters on Los Angeles. Emphasis was placed on the vital role of legacy philanthropy and the entertainment industry's foundational support systems. The goal was to identify pathways for rebuilding and fostering resilience within the community.
