Arnold Schwarzenegger donated 25 homes to homeless American soldiers

Published:

25 dic 2021 14:46 GMT

The buildings, which are considered temporary shelters, have electricity, heating and air conditioning.

Arnold Schwarzenegger, 74, donated 25 small, fully-built homes for homeless veterans in Los Angeles.

Actor and former governor of California Donated $ 250,000 Village for Veterans provides emergency services for the construction of these shelters for homeless and at-risk veterans in the area. Reported FOX11.

Schwarzenegger, who attended the opening ceremony of the house on Thursday, said The best Christmas gift.

“Today I celebrated Christmas in advance. The 25 houses I donated to the homeless veterans have been set up in Los Angeles,” he wrote on his Twitter account. “It was great to spend time with our heroes and welcome them to their new homes.”

Even the actor Said thank you To the Office of the Secretary of State for Veterans and Veterans Affairs (AMVets) for assistance in implementing this program. He said that we have proven that any problem can be solved if we all work together.

Every mini house There is electricity, heating and air conditioning, According to Rob Reynolds of AMVets.

These buildings, which are set up as temporary shelters, have ample space to store beds and belongings. Village for cattle To explain They “provide a higher standard of living than tent camps, while veterans are on their way to finding permanent housing and stability.”