Meghan and Harry Make Another Inspiring Donation to Support Homeless Pregnant Women

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have made another significant donation to help pregnant people in Los Angeles who are experiencing homelessness. Harvest Home, a Los Angeles organization that provides housing and support programs for pregnant women, revealed that the Archwell Foundation partnered with Pampers and Procter & Gamble to donate a huge amount of diapers to one of the nonprofit's residences." Pallets and Pallets Diapers: ...... We are so grateful!" Harvest Home posted on Instagram.

"These diapers recently arrived at our new Pico Robertson Home. We couldn't be more grateful to the Archewell Foundation, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and @proctergamble and @pampersus for their incredible donations through their 1 Million Acts of Love campaign," the organization posted Thursday." Thank you for helping moms and babies get everything they need at home!"

This is not the first time the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have supported Harvest Home (opens in new tab): in honor of Mother's Day in May, the royal family checked off every item on the nonprofit's online wish list, including cleaning supplies and diapers for the year. In addition, Princess Meghan also shared a touching personal letter to Harvest Home.

"As a mother and an expectant mother, I deeply understand the importance of community support, safe and accessible pregnancy resources, and trusted guidance in a nurturing environment," the Duchess of Sussex wrote (while still pregnant with Lili). These elements are essential not only to our physical health, but also to our spiritual well-being, and I commend you for leading a caring community that practices these values."

"Thank you for all that you do for women and mothers who, through no fault of their own, are turned away elsewhere," continued Meghan.

"When I think about how vulnerable any mother is during the fragile time of pregnancy, I see how difficult it is for pregnant women of color and those from disadvantaged and vulnerable communities. We hope that you will accept our offer of support to further uplift the residents of Harvest Home."