The Countess of Wessex volunteered for the Woking Foodbank on Tuesday, Buckingham Palace has revealed ❤️
April 29, 2020 - 19:40 BST Diane Shipley The Countess of Wessex spent time this week helping to feed people whose lives have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis, Buckingham Palace revealed on Wednesday. Hardworking Sophie rolled up her sleeves to volunteer at the Woking Foodbank's warehouse facility on Tuesday.
The official Royal Family Instagram and Twitter accounts also shared photos of Sophie hard at work alongside the message from the foodbank. Royal fans seemed delighted to hear about the mother of two's visit and were full of praise for Sophie. One commented:"Consistently volunteering every week [heart emohi]. Sophie you are a credit, born to be royal from your sense of duty & service.
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