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Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Join Charity To Deliver Food To Critically Ill People

The world-famous couple has extended the hands of help whichever way they can as the fight against COVID-19 intensifies. Most recently, they reached out to Project Angel Food, a charity that supplies food to people that are most vulnerable to the disease. This, the news that they drove around to deliver food to critically ill persons around Los Angeles.

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Prince Harry and Meghan are known to contribute to charity even before the coronavirus hit worldwide. Since COVID-19 became a worldwide concern, they have done the little they can to help alleviate the problems posed by the pandemic.

The most critical and perhaps most pressing problem is hunger as people that are self-quarantined to prevent the spread of the coronavirus lack food and other primary supplies.

When Harry and Meghan heard that the Project Angel Food charity drivers were overwhelmed and needed more hands, they contacted the Los Angeles charity.

There, they were assigned to deliver food to about 20 different homes of people that suffered life-threatening diseases and are, therefore, most vulnerable to the disease.

Project Angel Food's executive director Richard About whom the couple had spoken to expressed great admiration for the couple who had also helped them out during Easter.

He said:

"They told us they heard our drivers were overloaded and wanted to volunteer to lighten the drivers' workload."

Ayoub further disclosed that the couple made no contact with the beneficiaries while making the deliveries about town.

The new reports establish that Project Angel Food, which serves about 2000 meals every day during the pandemic, is the very first charity project that the couple will be supporting since their big move to Los Angeles from Canada.

Their efforts haven't gone unnoticed with many people praising them for their selfless charity despite the risk of contracting the disease.

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