"The Duchess had wrapped a book for each one of us and wrote a lovely message to each lady on the first page."
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For the five-year anniversary of the tragedy, Meghan Markle sent volunteers at Grenfell community kitchen a voice note.
The volunteers at a community kitchen announced recently that Meghan sent them a voice note on the five-year anniversary of the fire.
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The volunteers at a community kitchen announced recently that Meghan sent them a voice note on the five-year anniversary of the fire.
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After the Grenfell tragedy, the volunteers have been formed to help support bereaved families.
In 2018, Meghan and Prince Harry visited The Hubb Community Kitchen after 72 people died in the fire at North Kensington tower block.
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In the aftermath of the June 14, 2017 blaze, the initiative, which was supported by Meghan and Harry, provided support and meals to bereaved families in west London.
After five years, voluntary staff at the kitchen posted on their Facebook page that Meghan had contacted them this week.
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According to them, the Duchess of Sussex asked about their welfare and told them about her children, Archie and Lilibet.
"Today is a day spent looking back, remembering and reflecting," they wrote. "I just found this picture of us all, on the day our cookbook came out."
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In 2018, Meghan and Prince Harry visited The Hubb Community Kitchen after 72 people died in the fire at North Kensington tower block.
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In the aftermath of the June 14, 2017 blaze, the initiative, which was supported by Meghan and Harry, provided support and meals to bereaved families in west London.
After five years, voluntary staff at the kitchen posted on their Facebook page that Meghan had contacted them this week.
Related: Prince Harry Slammed For Referring To Royal Life As 'A Zoo'
According to them, the Duchess of Sussex asked about their welfare and told them about her children, Archie and Lilibet.
"Today is a day spent looking back, remembering and reflecting," they wrote. "I just found this picture of us all, on the day our cookbook came out."
Related: Prince Harry Wishes All Children Could Grow Up In A 'Peaceful World'
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"The Duchess had wrapped a book for each one of us and wrote a lovely message to each lady on the first page."
They added, "Always very thoughtful, today we received a lovely voice message from the Duchess, being the 5 years anniversary of the Grenfell tragedy, asking how we are, about our children and families and giving us news of hers. Just being her beautiful kind self."
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In a separate message from a week ago, the page also commended Meghan and Harry for keeping in touch with them.
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They added, "Always very thoughtful, today we received a lovely voice message from the Duchess, being the 5 years anniversary of the Grenfell tragedy, asking how we are, about our children and families and giving us news of hers. Just being her beautiful kind self."
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In a separate message from a week ago, the page also commended Meghan and Harry for keeping in touch with them.
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