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Prince Harry's September charitable engagements

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Following his relocation from California back to the United Kingdom, Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, has completed several charitable engagements scheduled for September. On September 21, the Duke attended the WellChild awards ceremony in London. As a patron of the charity for 18 years, he participated in the organization’s 21st annual event and the 20th anniversary of its nursing program. His involvement included hosting a private reception for winners and their families, delivering a speech, and presenting the ‘Inspiring Child’ award to children aged four to six. Additionally, the Duke completed a charity skydive near ~~Toronto~~ Cookstown, Ontario, to raise funds and awareness for the Sunnybrook ~~Foundation~~ Veterans Centre and the True Patriot Love Foundation, which support Canada’s military ~~community.~~ and veteran communities. The jump was intended to fulfill a promise made to Ed Marshall, a 102-year-old Second World War ~~veteran.~~ veteran who had previously celebrated his 100th birthday with a skydive. While medical professionals determined it was unsafe for Mr. Marshall to jump, he joined the flight to cheer on the Duke and his grandson, Bailey, who performed the jump alongside the Prince. Following the jump, the Duke noted that Meghan Markle was relieved once he had safely landed after a lengthy ascent. During his time in Canada, the Duke expressed his affection for the country, stating it holds a ‘special place’ in his heart. Regarding his family’s transition to the Cotswolds, he noted that his children, Archie and Lilibet, are ‘happy in school,’ though the transition has faced challenges including a school change necessitated by security concerns regarding traffic and access routes. The Duke remains focused on the upcoming Invictus Games in Birmingham and hosting the ‘United For Freedom’ Ukrainian benefit gala in London.

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