In a heartwarming gesture that highlights the next generation of royal philanthropy, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have received a special public acknowledgment from The Baby Bank charity on the occasion of its 10th anniversary. The young royals, aged 12, 10, and 7 respectively, were praised for their thoughtful donations of essential everyday items that supported thousands of children across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, and Hillingdon throughout 2025. The charity’s social media post, reflecting on a year of achievements, expressed being “overwhelmed” by community support and specifically noted the “essential practical everyday items chosen by The Prince and Princess of Wales’ children” as key contributions that helped reach families in need.

This milestone recognition underscores the children’s growing involvement in charitable causes, a value instilled by their parents, Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales. William, 43, born in London and educated at Eton and the University of St Andrews, has long championed initiatives like mental health awareness through Heads Together and environmental protection via the Earthshot Prize. Catherine, also 43, hailing from Berkshire, has made early childhood development her passion, launching the Shaping Us campaign in 2023 to emphasize the formative years. Her personal connection to baby banks stems from her advocacy for vulnerable families, often visiting such organizations to spotlight their work.

The siblings’ relationship with The Baby Bank dates back to a memorable visit in November 2023, when they joined their mother at the Windsor facility. During the outing, Charlotte demonstrated organizational skills by preparing clothing packs for peers her age and babies, while Louis enthusiastically sorted toys, gravitating toward large stuffed animals. George contributed by helping assemble essential kits. Co-CEO Lauren Hall recalled their excitement, noting how the children’s hands-on approach brought joy to the volunteers and reinforced the charity’s mission to provide supplies for newborns up to teenagers.

Beyond this, the young royals have engaged in other acts of kindness. In 2022, while attending Lambrook School in Windsor—a co-educational prep school emphasizing character building—they participated in a volunteer drive, delivering goods to a local food bank. Such experiences foster empathy, aligning with the family’s ethos of service. Louis, known for his playful energy at events like Trooping the Colour, balances mischief with maturity in these settings. Charlotte, an avid sports enthusiast like her mother, enjoys tennis and ballet, while George, the future heir, has taken up flying lessons, echoing his father’s RAF service.

The 10th anniversary message arrives amid a reflective year for the Wales family, following Catherine’s triumphant return to duties after cancer treatment in 2025. Their 2025 Christmas card, a casual outdoor portrait, symbolized unity and gratitude. As The Baby Bank celebrates a decade of impact, this shoutout to the royal children not only boosts morale but inspires global audiences, proving that even small gestures from young hearts can create lasting change in supporting families facing hardship.