Prince Harry and Meghan Markle remain determined and focussed in their goals, what they set out to do in 2020, following their exit from the royal family.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who started their Archewell Foundation to continue their philanthropic and other charitable endeavours, are now making joint efforts to give back to the community and urging to take action.
Harry, who had written a ‘love letter’ to the UK sparking speculations of a return, showed his dedication towards his current resident country with a generous move.
The Foundation released a statement in which it detailed how the Sussexes have been “supporting local communities affected by the growing hunger crisis and assisting local partners providing meals and relief to those most in need” across the United States.
They noted that as the “crisis deepens and millions of Americans face food insecurity, they are “bolstering those efforts at a larger scale” by mobilising support through their nonprofit organisation.
They also listed down all the pointers that the general public can do if they are willings to help.
“Across the country, food banks and community organisations are working tirelessly to fill the gap, and stepping up to meet the need. At The Archewell Foundation, we believe that food is more than sustenance—it is dignity, stability, and care for one another,” it stated.
They surmised it by emphasising on the message of “power and resilience of communities” and pledged their support noting that they are “inspired” by the communities as they “Show up, do good”.
TThe details of the important initiative come after Harry has expressed his love for Britain in a heartfelt essay ahead of Remembrance Day.
“Though currently, I may live in the United States, Britain is, and always will be, the country I proudly served and fought for,” he had written.
Apart from their joint ventures, Harry and Meghan have been working separately on their key agendas. While Harry helms his charities, Meghan marked her return to acting as she filmed her small role in upcoming movie, Close Personal Friends, in California, ending her eight-year hiatus.
