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he Duke and Duchess of Sussex have praised the “inspiring” members of a community kitchen in a letter to mark International Women’s Day.
Harry and Meghan despatched a range of candy treats and a letter to the Hubb Community Kitchen, which was arrange by a bunch of west London girls to supply meals to these affected by the lethal Grenfell Tower hearth.
The couple stated they “continuously speak about how a lot we miss all of you” and praised the members’ “dedication” to the native community.
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Meghan has beforehand championed the North Kensington-based group and backed the creation of its community cookbook, launched in 2018.
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The Sussexes stated of their letter to the group: “We are honoured to know such an incredible and inspiring group of girls. And we’re pondering of you typically.
“In our conversations collectively, we continuously speak about how a lot we miss all of you – how a lot we miss your spirit, your dedication to serving others, and your memorable personalities.
“We are overwhelmed by your kindness and optimism and have been delighted to be taught of the volunteer work you proceed to fulfil and develop.”
The couple’s present was delivered to the kitchen through the Luminary Bakery in north London, which the duchess has additionally supported prior to now.
The bakery, based mostly in Stoke Newington, posted a photograph of the letter on its Instagram web page.
Harry and Meghan’s letter added: “We’re all the time proud to see the compassionate instance that the ladies of Hubb are setting. Your energy and dedication to your community won’t ever go ignored.”
Accompanying the photograph of the letter, the Luminary Bakery stated: “Luminary has despatched out a really particular supply for #InternationalWomensDay! We had the pleasure of stunning the unbelievable girls of @thehubbcommunitykitchen with a considerate and tasty present from Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex—a champion of each of our organisations.”⠀
