NAMM Foundation creates LA Wildfires Relief Fund

The NAMM Foundation has created The 2025 LA Wildfires Relief Fund, committing $50,000 and is accepting additional contributions.

The fund was established in response to the fires in Greater Los Angeles and their devastating impact on NAMM members, music programmes, and music professionals in the area.

Needs-based assistance will be provided to NAMM members, employees of NAMM member companies, music education programmes, and music-makers affected by the fires. The NAMM Foundation is currently performing a needs assessment and will provide more information soon on the distribution of and application process for these funds.

To donate to the fund, please visit: https://donate.nammfoundation.org/give/655087/#!/donation/checkout

"The NAMM Show has been in Anaheim for 49 years; the LA community is our home and our family,” said NAMM president & CEO, John Mlynczak. “NAMM is committed to supporting the relief and recovery for its members and the music-makers they serve.”

“The NAMM Foundation exists because of the generosity of the music products industry, and the greater L.A. community needs us right now,” said NAMM Foundation executive director, Julia Rubio. "We know our industry is resilient and we stand ready to work quickly to ensure support reaches those who need it most.”

The NAMM Show recently released a statement to say the show will be going ahead as planned between 21st - 26th January 2025.