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Meghan and some staff members from the Archewell Foundation visited Altadena Girl volunteering and donating clothes, beauty products, and essentials to the Altadena Girls Fire Recovery Fund.
The Altadena Girls Fire Recovery Fund, was founded by 14 year old Avery Colvert, to help young local girls impacted by the wildfires.
👋You can donate to the fund here
In celebration of International Day of the Girl, Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, visited Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara to engage with young girls about their experiences growing up in the digital age. She was joined by Larissa May (founder & executive director of Half the Story), and Dr. Stephanie J. Hull (CEO of Girls Inc). (10/2/24)
This visit coincided with the announcement of contributions from The Archewell Foundation, Pivotal Ventures, and the Oprah Winfrey Charitable Foundation to support a partnership between Girls Inc. and #HalfTheStory, aimed at delivering essential digital wellness programming to girls in underserved communities across America.
Meghan Markle joined the girls for a screen-free afternoon of games, friendship bracelets, coloring, and some frank talk about social media. The Social Media U curriculum that Meghan helped test out last week with middle school–age kids was designed with the help of its teen advisory board. “We really wanted to make sure that the teens at “Half The Story” were able to give their input on the type of experience that we would create. Ultimately, we thought the best way to do that was to create a space of vulnerability,” May says, adding that it was even more powerful with the duchess in the room. “With Stephanie and Meghan, we talked about what it really means to grow up in this digital age.”
“We did an activity where we talked through a bunch of scenarios, and Meghan talked about being one of the most bullied people in the world,” May tells Vanity Fair. “We had girls wave these little emoji signs and talk about how each one of these scenarios would have impacted them emotionally.”
Girls Inc. is a network of 75 organizations across the US and Canada, which reaches about 114,000 girls annually with their programming and leadership training.
Katie Couric Praises Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex for ‘Extraordinary’ Work on Mental Health
Prince Harry and Meghan Sussex have earned new praise for their work in mental health advocacy, this time from veteran journalist and broadcaster Katie Couric. Speaking exclusively to HELLO!, Couric called their efforts “extraordinary,” commending the couple for “not just giving it lip service” but actively engaging with families and experts through their Archewell Foundation and Project Healthy…
Prince Harry surprised attendees at the NEXUS Global Summit in NYC, opening up about his journey of service, from obligation to purpose
"On Friday, June 27, the Duke of Sussex, 40, stepped out in N.Y.C. as an unannounced featured speaker at the 2025 NEXUS Global Summit, where he addressed a group of next-generation philanthropists and impact investors...Reflecting on his personal evolution, Prince Harry spoke about being born into a life of service, but moving from having to serve to wanting to serve.
"During his remarks, he emphasized the mission of the Archewell Foundation, which he co-founded with his wife, Meghan [the Duchess of Sussex], as being rooted in compassionate leadership and a commitment to something greater than ourselves.
"He encouraged the group to take care of each other and our children in the future and tackle the systems instead of the symptoms keeping us down."
In between the dancing and cultural experiences in Colombia, the duke and duchess sat for some real talk that emphasized the global nature o
So, not only did Harry and Meghan finance this trip with their own resources, their Archewell Foundation just announced three major contributions to support education, culture and community well-being in the areas they visited.
#ShowUpDoGood
Harry & Meghan To Take Lead Of Archewell As Predident, Mandana Dayani, will not be replaced-December 4th 2022
"The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to assume full leadership of their Archewell Foundation, as the organization’s president, Mandana Dayani, is stepping down after 18 months.
Dayani was responsible for the day-to-day operations of the media and charitable group and has exited in what has been described as an amicable and planned transition.
"She will not be replaced as Archewell’s founders Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had long intended to assume full management of the enterprise."
Per a statement shared with Deadline, an Archewell spokesperson said Dayani was brought on while the couple was off for parental leave and that “she has continued to shape (Archewell’s) vision and future successfully.” (See the full statement below.)
Here’s the statement from Archewell: “Ms. Dayani has been an integral part of Archewell and we are grateful for her passion, commitment and leadership. Ms. Dayani was brought on during their parental leave to move the company and its projects forward. She has continued to shape its vision and future successfully. Her transition was mutually planned, with intent for The Duke and Duchess to now take full lead of their company. There will be no replacement for this position, and Ms. Dayani is fully supportive of The Duke and Duchess in their new leadership roles, and they remain friends.”
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to assume full leadership of their Archewell, as the group’s president, Mandana Dayani, exits
Doria Ragland (The Duchess of Sussex's mother) attended the 5th anniversary of the charity This is About Humanity this Saturday night.
This same charity has a link with The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's charity Archewell Foundation. Last December, the Archewell Foundation participated in This Is About Humanity’s annual Holiday Party for Reunified Families represented by Immigrant Defenders Law Center. (X)
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