Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation has raised $13million and donated $3million to other charities, according to official documents.
The causes included one for Covid vaccine equity and making a guide on “fostering positive masculinity”.
There was also a donation made towards rescuing Afghan evacuees.
The foundation was established by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in 2020, following their highly-publicized and controversial move to the US that coincided with stepping down from their senior roles in the Royal family.
Archewell Foundation has now released its 2020-2022 Impact Report, which details its efforts in the charity community and contributions.
Yahoo News columnist Amid Scobie, an oft-used Sussex reporter, then elaborated on the details of their funds on Twitter.
“In their first year of operation they raised $13million and distributed $3million in grants across areas including vaccine equity, relief centres, refugee resettlement, and building a better online world,” he wrote.
Over the course of the next year, Archewell is said to be focused on “three main pillars”.
It hopes to “build a better online world,” restore trust in information, and uplift communities, according to the website.
