Arnold Schwarzenegger serves turkeys to community ahead of Thanksgiving

In the days leading up to Thanksgiving, Arnold Schwarzenegger participated in a community service event in Los Angeles, where he handed out turkeys at the Hollenbeck Youth Center. At 77 years old, the former California governor expressed his belief that giving back is of utmost importance and has continued this charitable tradition for over 30 years. Alongside him was Tom Arnold, a fellow actor and comedian, who joined the occasion and spoke about the lasting impact of volunteering on individuals. Schwarzenegger utilized this opportunity not only to provide meals to families in need, but also to honor veterans, emphasizing that those who served the country deserve gratitude and support. He encouraged his followers to engage actively in community service, suggesting that simple gestures, like buying a meal for a veteran or writing to political leaders, can significantly improve the lives of these heroes. Schwarzenegger's commitment to service is further illustrated by his long-standing tradition of bringing pizza to veterans and spending time with them at the Veterans Affairs center in LA. This year's event was part of his ongoing efforts to give back, which he highlighted as a meaningful way to acknowledge the sacrifices made by veterans and to inspire others to do the same.