Princess Eugenie and Sarah Ferguson praise ‘amazing’ companies for donating food to ‘hero’ NHS staff working on the frontline
- Princess Eugenie, 29, took to Instagram to share post by Bradford Council
- Showed pictures children had given to bin men to thank them for their hard work
- Royal wrote she was sharing messages of love and admiration as story of ‘hope’
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Princess Eugenie and Sarah Ferguson have taken to social media to thank ‘amazing’ companies for donating food and care packages to ‘hero’ NHS staff working on the frontline.
Taking to Instagram, the royal, 29, shared a photograph of key workers holding up a large box of fresh fruit and vegetables, and penned: ‘Thank you to @food_republic_wholesale for delivering boxes to key workers at St Mary’s Paddington.’
In a second post, she went on to praise a new ‘amazing initiative’ by @project_wingman2020, which was set up at the beginning of April for furloughed airline crew to volunteer at hospitals across the UK and to help give staff some first class treatment.
She encouraged: ‘If you are furloughed cabin crew or would like to support the project with supplies then please get in touch via Instagram.’
Princess Eugenie, 29, took to her Instagram account to thank @food_republic_wholesale for delivering boxes to key workers at St Mary’s Paddington (pictured)
Sarah Ferguson also took to Instagram to post a photo of NHS staff holding some care packages and penned: ‘Thank you so much to @eatfiid for the lunch pouches for Huddersfield Royal Infirmary’
Princess Eugenie (pictured) has been using her social media platform in recent weeks to thank various companies for donating packages to NHS staff working on the frontline
The Duchess of York (pictured) at the Luminous BFI gala dinner and auction in London on 1 October 2019
Meanwhile, her mother Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, also took to Instagram to share a post showing workers with their deliveries and wrote:
Thank you so much to @eatfiid for the lunch pouches for Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.’
It comes just days after Princess Eugenie shared the adorable messages of love and support bin collectors in Bradford have collected amid the coronavirus pandemic – before thanking business donating food to the NHS.
The royal re-shared a post initially uploaded by @bradfordmdc, which shows a selection of children’s drawings along with hand-written notes thanking the bin crew for their tirelessly hard work.
Alongside the post showing key workers holding up large boxes, the royal penned: ‘Thank you to @food_republic_wholesale for delivering boxes to key workers at St Mary’s Paddington’ (pictured)
In a second post, Princess Eugenie praised an ‘amazing initiative’ that was set up at the beginning of April for furloughed airline crew (pictured)
Princess Beatrice explained the initiative was for furloughed airline crew to volunteer at hospitals across the UK and to help give staff some first class treatment
Alongside the snap, the caption read: ‘Our crews are loving the pictures being drawn for them – thanks for the lollies too Harry and Penny.’
Princess Eugenie shared the post on her social media page and wrote: ‘I wanted to share this story of hope. Bradford Council shared messages of love and admiration for their bin crews that have collected during this challenging time.’
In another post, the royal tagged a local company which featured staff smiling alongside boxes of food packages and wrote: ‘Thank you the @the_clucking_pig for donating and delivering scotch eggs to frontline workers at James Cook University Hospital in Middlesborough.’
Meanwhile, alongside a third post, where NHS staff working on the front line can be seen holding various items of food, the royal penned: ‘Thank you @eatfiid who supplied lunch pouches to frontline workers to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary last week. We are so grateful.’
Princess Eugenie previously shared the adorable messages of love and admiration bin men in Bradford have collected amid the coronavirus pandemic (pictured)