Meghan Markle’s initial enthusiasm for charitable work within the Royal Family has not translated into a consistent commitment, raising questions about her dedication to philanthropy.
Despite her claims during the infamous interview with Michelle Hussein for the BBC, where she expressed eagerness to engage in charitable events, her involvement has been lackluster.
It appears that Meghan preferred the adoration and attention she received during public appearances rather than making a genuine difference.
Furthermore, reports suggest that she even contemplated being paid for these engagements.
This shift in focus has now presented a new challenge for her.
While Meghan may have expected to play a more significant role in charity work, her personal efforts have fallen short.
Observers expected her to invest more time and energy, considering the opportunities that came with her new position.
However, her disinterest and impatience during events were evident, regardless of who she was meeting.
One would think that on a personal level, she might have felt motivated to contribute more substantially and make a positive impact.
Instead, it seems that she is now facing a different problem.
In recent developments, Meghan finds herself in need of donations and support for her Archwell Foundation.
Her team has advised her that if she wants to attract donors, she must actively engage in visible charitable work.
Merely relying on her title as the Duchess of Sussex is no longer sufficient.
Previously, Meghan and Prince Harry believed that their names alone would be enough to garner support without having to demonstrate tangible efforts.
However, their actual contributions have been limited to a few meal deliveries and a memorial appearance, lacking substance.
The future of the Archwell Foundation hangs in the balance.
Despite releasing a video showcasing Meghan’s interactions with people, no significant donors have come forward.
Her team, including the William Morris Endeavour Agency, has suggested that she immerse herself in community activities, such as joining mother and toddler groups, to attract potential donors.
By aligning herself with warm and welcoming societies that could benefit from her patronage, Meghan hopes to encourage donations to the foundation.
Given their track record of only dedicating around 13 days to charitable work in a year, it remains to be seen if Meghan will truly commit to a more substantial effort.
Will she buckle down and actively participate in philanthropic endeavors, or will she rely on finding a wealthy benefactor to bail out the Archwell Foundation once again?
This is a developing story with an uncertain outcome, and only time will reveal how it concludes.
Stay tuned for further updates on this matter.