Arnold Schwarzenegger Spreads Holiday Cheer With Early Christmas Celebration

  • By Zoe
  • Dec. 19, 2025, 8:15 a.m.

Arnold's Festive Tradition Continues

Arnold Schwarzenegger, the Hollywood icon and former governor, is spreading holiday joy once again. This year, he started the celebrations early with his annual visit to the Hollenbeck Youth Center. Decked out in a vibrant shirt featuring the US flag and a jolly Santa Claus, Schwarzenegger brought smiles to countless children as he handed out gifts.

A Heartwarming Giveaway

Schwarzenegger was a star attraction at the 44th annual "Miracle on 1st Street" Christmas Toy Giveaway – a major event in Los Angeles that provides toys, school supplies, and more to underprivileged kids. This isn't a new gig for Schwarzenegger; he's been a dedicated participant for over thirty years, making it a cherished holiday tradition.

“My three-decade tradition – donating toys and playing Santa at @hollenbeckyouthcenter. The giving feels so much better than the gifts at Christmas,” he shared on Instagram.
Arnold Schwarzenegger

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Giving Back: A Lifelong Passion

Throughout his career, Schwarzenegger has been a champion of many causes – from bodybuilding and acting to politics. But as he shared with GQ, his drive to serve others has only grown stronger with age. "When everyone knows you around the world, you get to meet people that talk about helping others and having an impact," he explained.

His actions speak volumes, whether he's bringing joy to children during the holidays or supporting veterans on Veteran's Day. As he often says, "Some of the greatest joy in life comes from one simple thing: helping someone else." This sentiment rings true in his every endeavor, lighting up lives around him.

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