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Harry and Meghan have revealed that the community spirit they felt during their tour of South Africa left them feeling ‘deeply touched’.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who returned from their 10 day tour last week, took to Instagram today to reveal the Sussex Royal’s October Instagram theme.
Choosing ‘community’ as their topic of the month, Meghan, 38, and Harry, 35, shone the light on accounts that reflect togetherness to help promote the cause.
The pair followed 17 new accounts, including ‘The Black Mambas’ initiative, an all women’s anti-poaching organisation based in South Africa, and Green Light Trust, an environmental education Charity supporting people to rebuild and refocus their lives through the power of nature.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have revealed that the community spirit they felt during their tour of South Africa left them feeling ‘deeply touched’. They are pictured meeting local youth entrepreneurs in Johannesburg last week
Elsewhere Bristol’s sex support charity ‘One25 Charity’, which saw the Duchess write messages of support on bananas in care packages when she visited them earlier this year, was also on the list.
Meanwhile charity TROtt riding, which provides therapeutic riding lessons for children and adults with disabilities, was also on the list.
Some of the charities followed by the Duke and Duchess have just 300 followers, proving the pair are keen to raise awareness for more little known charities.
Taking to Instagram with a collage of various pictures representing the charities, they wrote: ‘This month, in celebrating ‘community’, we asked you to share your favourite organisation from your neighborhood or around the world.
The pair followed 17 new accounts, including ‘The Black Mambas’ initiative, an all women’s anti-poaching organisation based in South Africa, and Green Light Trust, an environmental education Charity supporting people to rebuild and refocus their lives through the power of nature
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who returned from their 10 day tour last week, took to Instagram today to reveal the Sussex Royal’s October theme, adding: ‘These organisations represent the shared value of togetherness – one that The Duke and Duchess experienced so deeply while on tour in Southern Africa.’
‘We want to thank everyone who made a suggestion or kindly shared a positive story! We have now updated the accounts we follow for this month to reflect many of your suggestions! Thank you!’.
Referring to their recent trip with baby Archie, they continued: ‘These organisations represent the shared value of togetherness – one that The Duke and Duchess experienced so deeply while on tour in Southern Africa.
‘We asked you to suggest organisations you enjoy volunteering for, ones that make you feel proud to be a part of and ones that put those in need of support, first.
And the post racked up 80,000 likes in just a few hours, with their 9.6m followers praising their continued charity work
‘These accounts showcase what it means to be a community across all levels of society, working hard toward the goal of ensuring everyone, no matter what your background is, feels a part of something positive.’
And the post racked up 80,000 likes in just a few hours, with their 9.6m followers praising their continued charity work.
‘Fantastic, thanks for raising awareness so creatively’, one follower wrote. Another added: ‘Such wonderful initiatives’.
Harry and Meghan returned from South Africa last week, which saw them visit various organisations in Cape Town, before Harry retraced Princess Diana’s footsteps by walking through a minefield in Angola to raise awareness for landmine clearance charity the Halo Trust.
Harry and Meghan returned from South Africa last week, which saw them visit various organisations in Cape Town, before Harry retraced Princess Diana’s footsteps by walking through a minefield in Angola to raise awareness for landmine clearance charity the Halo Trust
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