Arjun Kapoor Hosts ‘Personal Closet Sale’ to Help Stray Animals 

28 Apr, 2020 17:39 IST|Sakshi
Arjun Kapoor

MUMBAI: Many Bollywood celebrities extending their support to various organisations to help those who are in need amid coronavirus lockdown. From joining hands with various funds across the nation to distributing food to the poor, B-town is doing their best amid COVID-19 crisis.

And now, Actor Arjun Kapoor has come forward to help and feed the stray animals dieing of hunger during lockdown. He will be hosting a charity sale of his personal closet for the care of stray animals.

Taking to his Twitter handles, the 'Panipat' actor shared a video about his closet sale. In a video, he said, "I have been doing my best to support as many organisations I can in this crucial hour of need. Whilst we are battling with the pandemic, we must also not forget to be humane to the animals that need our help."

Talking of the government-imposed lockdown to contain coronavirus, the 34-year-old also addressed that "there's been a staggering increase in animals starving on streets because their usual sources of food - like our street stalls and restaurants - have closed."

Here's Arjun Kapoor's tweet:

For the online charity sale, Arjun will be picking out some of his most cherished pieces from his personal closet and will be photographing each piece himself. Later, his followers can choose from sunglasses and caps to shoes and tees, and proceeds will fund food and water for hungry and thirsty stray animals that are affected by the lockdown.

The pieces from the 'Gunday' actors wardrobe are available at the online fundraiser- SaltScout.com, the proceedings will support World For All, which has been feeding hundreds of strays since the lockdown began.

Apart from this, Arjun has earlier donated to the PM-CARES Fund, Maharashtra Chief Minister's Relief Fund, The Wishing Factory, and Bollywood's Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE).

Also Read: Lockdown Hero: Vijay Deverakonda Raises Rs 40 Lakh Donations

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