As patron of Smart Works, which helps women get back into the workforce through mentoring, professional interview and wardrobe coaching, Meghan designed a work wear capsule collection in collaboration with four partners.
At the end of the day, when people donate money, time or any other resource to a charitable end, they want to see that resource judiciously utilized properly translated to results.
The Duchess we saw last Thursday did not appear to be someone who is worried about the continuous bullying and harassment by the media.
The Duchess of Sussex’s powerful speech at the launch of the Smart Works capsule collection.
The Duchess of Sussex has launched “Smart Set”, a capsule collection in support of her patronage Smart Works.
A key role for members of the Royal Family is doing good works, particularly charity work. This is particularly fitting for Duchess Meghan, who has charitable roots.
Meghan is the patron to four charities. She is also co-Director to Sussex Royal Foundation and Vice President to Queen’s Commonwealth Trust.
The Duchess has visited Smart Works several times over the last year where she has worked with many women who have benefited from the charity’s support, helping them through coaching and interview preparation.
Her Majesty The Queen has passed on two patronages to The Duchess of Sussex –The National Theatre and The Association of Commonwealth Universities.
