Annenberg Foundation

But the interviewer asked the interviewee, who was a foundation donor class person.

And it was like, I don't know, Annenberg Foundation or some pretty big high dollar here in Los Angeles thing.

And he was like, hey, Steve, what advice would you give to somebody that wants to start a nonprofit? So I'm all driving.

I feel myself a little bit.

She said, oh, it was.

She said, I work for the Annenberg Foundation.

I said, well, that might be the problem.

Why it's costing $114 million? Because it's not privately funded.

First of all, you're at a show.

Enjoy it for what it is.

And I doubt you work at the Annenberg Foundation.

Maybe you volunteer.

Because the bombers don't know a lot of fire victims, nobody, you know, I'm being a little facetious there.

They turned to the California Family Foundation, I believe, the Annenberg Foundation, and other well-recognized blue-chip charities and foundations in the area and said help us identify worthy non-profit organizations that we can give this money to who can then in turn give it directly to the fire victims because we can't do that ourselves but they can and those people those organizations got involved and started giving grants and and direct aid through their the the other organizations to the fire victims

i'm still having a hard time seeing How this ends up in London.

But what happens?

But nobody thought I should do that.

Everybody wired up.

The Annenberg Foundation got sued and everyone associated with this got sued and everyone went out and hired lawyers.

We had an initial meeting with the judge and the judge was concerned.