Warner Music, Len Blavatnik Foundation to Donate $100 Million to Social Justice Organizations wmg blackouttuesday
, have announced a $100 million fund to support charitable causes related to the music industry, social justice and campaigns against violence and racism.
According to the announcement, an advisory panel made up of appointees from Warner Music Group and the Blavatnik Family Foundation will establish procedures to identify and support those in the music community, and organizations strengthening education, and promoting equality, opportunity, diversity and inclusion. The advisory panel will determine the amount of the financial gifts and timing.
to protest police violence against the black community, and strategize on ways to support the community and the black artists and executives who have contributed so much to the music industry and culture. The campaign was launched late last week by , an initiative created by Jamila Thomas, an executive at Warner-owned Atlantic Records, and Platoon’s Brianna Agyemang, and was supported by much of the music industry, including all of its largest companies.
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