Celebration in Kitzbühel: Arnold Schwarzenegger creates record donation

The legendary Hahnenkamm race in Kitzbühel, Austrian Austrian, will take place this weekend. While the Super G took place on Friday (January 24th), the legendary strip descent will follow on Saturday (January 25th). On Sunday (January 26th) there will be two slalom runs. The ski event attracts numerous stars and asterisks every year, which provide glamor in winter sports away from the slopes. Above all Arnold Schwarzenegger (77).

The Austrian-American actor and former governor of California held his traditional Kitzbühel event at the Hotel Stanglwirt on Thursday evening (January 23). At the benefit dinner with auction, he collected again for his “Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative”. “What an unforgettable night,” summed up climate charity.

Thanks to the “generosity of our incredible supporters”, a record sum of 1.55 million euros for climate protection had come together during the evening. In addition, 300,000 euros would go to the fire brigade of Los Angeles for her heroic commitment to the forest fires. A few days ago, Schwarzenegger gave that he would donate a million US dollars out of his own pocket for the victims of the forest fires and will also collect donations with the proceeds of a T-shirt designed by his team.

Giovanni Zarrella (46) was on stage as a musical act. “At the request of Arnold Schwarzenegger, sing for him and his guests – and in the end he just does that!”, The singer wrote to a clip that shows his performance of Italo classics. In the end, Schwarzenegger personally thanked him on stage and encouraged him to say Schwarzenegger’s “Terminator” key word “i’ll be back” what the musician put into practice directly. Another clip that summarized the evening in Kitzbühel shows other celebrity guests such as Matthias Schweighöfer (43), Mark Keller (59), The Bosshoss and Giovanni’s wife Jana Ina Zarrella (48).

This Friday, the legendary white sausage party at the Stanglwirt will certainly provide another star -packed evening. On Saturday for departure as a highlight of the weekend, the VIPs will then take a seat in the stands. On Friday there were already known faces such as Palina Rojinski (39). The celebrities were able to follow the victory of the Swiss Marco Odermatt (27), but also saw heavy falls. Ski icon Hermann Maier (52), football star Zlatan Ibrahimović (43) or music star Hansi Hinterseer (70) were also spotted off the slopes.