The Baby Bank charity has publicly thanked Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis for contributing essential everyday items as part of the organisation's decade anniversary celebrations.
The three children of the Prince and Princess of Wales were recognised among the charity's 2025 donors in a recent social media post reflecting on the year's achievements.
Operating across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Hillingdon, The Baby Bank provides vital supplies to families with children ranging from newborns to teenagers.
George, aged 12, Charlotte, ten, and Louis, seven, selected practical items that helped the charity reach thousands of children throughout the year.
The Baby Bank charity has publicly thanked Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis for contributing essential everyday items as part of the organisation's decade anniversary celebrations.
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In its anniversary post, the charity expressed being "overwhelmed by the constant support of our community as well as schools, organisations and businesses that have come together to provide collective donations."
The Baby Bank highlighted contributions from multiple sources, including new winter garments from Primark Bracknell staff, second-hand clothing from St Edmund Campion school, and collections gathered through Hartbeeps Berkshire baby and toddler sessions.
Television presenter Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie also donated baby clothing from their Billie's range.
The charity noted that the "essential practical everyday items chosen by The Prince and Princess of Wales' children" alongside other donations "helped us efficiently reach families far and wide and support thousands of children this year."
George, aged 12, Charlotte, ten, and Louis, seven, selected practical items that helped the charity reach thousands of children throughout the year.
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This marks the latest chapter in the royal siblings' relationship with the charity.
The trio previously visited The Baby Bank alongside their mother Kate in November 2023.
Lauren Hall, co-CEO of the organisation, recalled the children's enthusiasm during that visit: "They were really excited to help out, which was lovely."
Hall noted that Charlotte displayed a particular talent for organisation, expressing keenness to prepare bags for children her own age whilst also assembling clothing packs for babies.
The trio previously visited The Baby Bank alongside their mother Kate in November 2023.
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"And then Louis was obviously very enthusiastic. As soon as he saw the toys, [he] was straight over, picking out all the huge animals which was quite entertaining," Hall added.
The Wales children's charitable endeavours extend beyond their work with The Baby Bank.
In 2022, the siblings participated in volunteering activities through their school, Lambrook, located in Windsor.
During that initiative, pupils from the school assisted in delivering goods to a local food bank, as documented in a post on the school's social media channels.
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