The Prince of Wales takes his duty to serve literally
Prince William, the Prince of Wales, demonstrated his commitment to serving others by dishing up Christmas lunch at a homeless charity in central London. As a patron of the charity, The Passage, William wore an apron as he chatted with staff, handed out soup and rolls, and shared a laugh with those enjoying the meal.
A long-standing connection
Prince William's visit to The Passage holds special significance, as he first visited the charity in 1993 with his mother, Princess Diana. His ongoing involvement showcases his dedication to supporting those experiencing homelessness and his desire to make a difference in their lives.
Getting the whole family involved
Prince William's commitment to helping others extends to his family as well. In a heartwarming video posted online, his wife, Kate, explained to their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, that they were becoming "volunteers" for the day. The royal kids enthusiastically joined their mother in sorting Christmas gifts for children in need at a Baby Bank near their home.
A joyful experience
The video captures the excitement and joy of the young royals as they selected the perfect presents for children their age. It's evident that they take great pleasure in helping those less fortunate and have inherited their parents' compassion for those in need.
A shared mission
The Passage and the Baby Bank are just two examples of the charitable organizations that the royal family supports. Their involvement highlights the importance of giving back and the impact that even small acts of kindness can have on individuals and communities.
A legacy of service
Prince William's commitment to serving others and his dedication to philanthropy are qualities he inherited from his mother, Princess Diana. Through his involvement with charities like The Passage, he continues to honor her legacy and inspire others to make a difference.
