A charity in Windsor is selling royal wedding merchandise to help the homeless

A local charity organisation in Windsor is selling royal wedding merchandise with all profits going towards supporting homeless people in the borough.

The Windsor Homeless Project is marketing commemorative souvenirs online and includes everything from a £25 tea towel to a £5,000 plate.

On the website, the organisation details what each Prince Harry and Meghan Markle inspired item will provide for a homeless person in the royal borough. For example, if customers purchase a fridge magnet then they will be donating towards a hot meal for someone in need.

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If a royal fan chooses to buy a bunting pack for their local street party then the donation will help fund the physical and psychological support needed to help someone leave the streets and secure a job interview.

According to the website: “Every item in this unique commemorative range celebrates the happy union and goes directly towards providing the materials and support to help homeless people in Windsor get back on their feet.”

The Windsor Homeless Project provides clean clothing, a shower and a hot meal to those in need across the borough. The aim of the organisation is to help the homeless to overcome trauma and loss of self esteem by offering help and support in finding a new home.

For further information and to make a donation, please visit the website.

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