FOX Corporation donates $1 million to American Red Cross after Ian's devastation
FOX Corporation announced it has donated $1 million to American Red Cross as part of the relief effort following Hurricane Ian.
FOX Corporation is donating $1 million to the American Red Cross to support response to Hurricane Ian that left parts of Florida devastated, the company announced Thursday.
The Red Cross is on the ground providing aid and resources including shelter, meals, medical supplies, and more for people who have been impacted by the storm.
FOX Corporation is also encouraging Fox News viewers and Fox News Digital readers to contribute to the effort.
To donate, please visit FOX's Red Cross page or scan the QR code below.
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Readers can scan this QR code to make a donation to the American Red Cross and join FOX Corporation's effort in providing relief following Hurricane Ian. (FOX Corporation)
Viewers can also make a donation through Alexa by telling any device with Alexa, "Alexa, make a donation to the American Red Cross."
Additionally, FOX Corporation is doubling the donations made by FOX Corporation employees.
FOX Corporation had a similar initiative throughout 2022 to help the American Red Cross’ Ukraine relief efforts, with contributions exceeding $12 million.
DESANTIS: FLORIDA'S HURRICANE IAN RECOVERY WILL BE ‘24/7 OPERATION’
Hurricane Ian has left a path of destruction in southwest Florida. Many fatalities are expected as the storm left people trapped inside flooded homes. The roof of a hospital intensive care unit was damaged and millions were left without power.
Damages boats lie on the land and water in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022, in Fort Myers, Florida. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called the damage from Ian "historic" during a morning press conference.
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"We've never seen a flood event like this," DeSantis said. The amount of water that's been rising and will likely continue to rise today – even as the storm is passing – is basically a 500-year event."
The storm is continuing north and is expected to impact other states including Georgia and South Carolina.
Fox News’ Cortney O’Brien and Timothy H.J. Nerozzi contributed to this report.