William Shatner celebrates 94th birthday with charity work

William Shatner knows it is better to give than to receive … and that Las Vegas is very fun.

Alum “Star Trek” plans Celebrate his 94th birthday On Saturday, volunteering – as he has been the last 35 years – in his charity organization.

“In recent years I celebrated my birthday by working on a very successful charity organization called The Hollywood Charity Horse Show,” the 94-year-old revealed People magazine. “We have been doing it for 35 years and we have raised millions of dollars for children and veterans.”

Shatner began a charity organization in 1990 after watching handicapped children working with horses.

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“Shatner sat, deeply affected by what he saw, saying,” You can’t watch these children without knowing you have to help somehow, “said the charity organization on your website.

The charity organization added: “One special Saturday night every year, William Shatner brings together horses and world class riders in amazing diamonds and gardens while competing for top honors in their classes,” with all revenue to go for charity.

Like his charity work, the “Boston Legal” actor also plans to go to son City with his family.

“My family takes me to Las Vegas for dinner and show, then back to Los Angeles,” he told People. “It will be a family experience in that wonderful, fun city. I’m really looking forward to it.”

Shatner shared his tips for Staying young last year On your 93rd birthday, saying to people, “Just stay engaged in life, stay curious. But happiness has a lot to do with it in your health.”

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“The energy of your life, the energy of your body’s soul is a product of health,” he told People. “If you are sick, you can’t be energetic. You die. So my happiness has been healthy all my life.”

Shatner was born in Montreal, Canada on March 2, 1931.

And he didn’t slow down much. Shatner has become the oldest person who has entered space 2021. In 90, when he was invited to ride on the new Shepard Rocket, in Jeff Besos. This record was only three years later, when a 90-year-old former aviation testing pilot flew on to a blue-born rocket.

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“What I experienced is not that much flight to space, but my observation,” Shatner said Fox News Digital at that time. “Everyone knows that we live on a small rock and is oxygen up to 12,500 feet. And after that, as you go more, you get into the dead zone. So Karman is a line up to 50 miles. Oxygen is two miles up. We live on a small rock. I saw the beginning of the curvature of the country.”

He added, “If I had followed, I could make a circle of this rock on which we live. We are so negligible. We are so nothing. We are this small rock and this negligible solar system that is barely bigger in addition to the mediocre star in a galaxy.”

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On Saturday, he also shared his gratitude for his social media to everyone who wished him well.

“While I start my 95th sun trip today, I want to take a minute to thank everyone for your birthday wishes!” He wrote. “I am overwhelmed by the amount of love I have received. My best, Bill.”

Shatner has received well -being from many celebrities, including astrophysicist Neil Degrasse Tyson, who wrote on the X: “Happy Birthday to William Shatner. Today, finishing 94 trips around the sun. Congratulations on your journey of 55 billion billion miles.”

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Morgan Fairchild wrote: “Bill! Have a very happy birthday and send you a lot of live and good wishes! Hope it’s an amazing day!”

Shatner host Fox Nation’s “The discovery among us.”