The Bold and the Beautiful once again stepped up as an annual partner and sponsor for the Thanksgiving celebration at the Union Rescue Mission in downtown Los Angeles.
For more than 14 years, cast members and the production team have volunteered their time to help serve a full Thanksgiving feast to thousands of unhoused individuals and families on Skid Row — and this year was no different.
Bradley Bell, the show’s head writer and executive producer, was right in the mix again. Joining him was Casey Kasprzyk, who was promoted to executive producer earlier this year. Several cast members also rolled up their sleeves, including Alley Mills (Pam), Harrison Cone (Deke), Christian Weissmann (Remy), Naomi Matsuda (Li), and Sean Kanan (Deacon).
Together We Can
On Instagram, the official Union Rescue Mission shared photos from the day along with a caption that read, “Today’s Thanksgiving celebration at Union Rescue Mission was extraordinary—and it was made possible by the generosity and love of so many.”
They went on to reveal that 350 turkeys were served and 1,500 people were welcomed to “a beautiful meal filled with dignity, joy, and community.”
They also thanked the 75 volunteers, the URM staff, and the many friends who showed up with so much compassion. Their message said it best: “You created a day families, single moms, children, men and women, and our Skid Row neighbors will never forget.”
Special thanks went out to this year’s partners, including Greater Love, Kings of Cali, The Bold and the Beautiful, DJ Steel, Herbalife, Christ in Cars, Saint Matthew’s Music Guild, and Party Treasures.
They wrapped it all up with a heartfelt note: “We’re deeply grateful for each of you. Because of your kindness, thousands experienced warmth, dignity, and the reminder that they are seen and loved.”
Check out the Instagram post below for all the photos.
Photo Credit: Union Rescue Mission.
Key Takeaways
- The Bold and the Beautiful supported the Thanksgiving celebration at the Union Rescue Mission for over 14 years, serving a feast to thousands on Skid Row.
- Key contributors included head writer Bradley Bell and cast members like Alley Mills and Sean Kanan who volunteered their time.
- This year, 350 turkeys fed 1,500 people, providing a meal filled with dignity and community.
- The event featured 75 volunteers and various partners.
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