A fund launched by the Evening Standard in the wake of the Grenfell Tower disaster has now raised £3.6m.
The London daily has already made payments of £1,000 per flat to those affected by the tragedy on 14 June in which at least 79 people died.
The disaster happened in a Kensington tower block two miles from the Standard’s offices.
Corporate donations to the Standard’s Dispossessed Fund, administered by the London Community Foundation, include: £250,000 from Sky and £100,000 from The Sun.
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Daily Mail publisher DMGT (also based in Kensington) has separately given £100,000 to help victims of the disaster.
Details here on how to donate.
Daily Mail owner donates £100,000 to help Grenfell Tower fire victims
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