Archive · 20 Dec 2025
Prince Harry and Meghan revamp Archewell
Prince Harry and Meghan, who used to be part of the British royal family, have decided to change their charity called Archewell.
They are renaming it to Archewell Philanthropies and making some changes to how it works.
This change will help them do more good things around the world and make it easier for them to manage.
They have already done some nice things, like giving money to help children in places like Gaza and Ukraine.
They also have a company that makes shows for Netflix.
Some people say they are using their royal name to make money, but Harry and Meghan say they just want to help people.
Prince Harry and Meghan are revamping their charitable organization, Archewell, to Archewell Philanthropies.
The change aims to expand their global philanthropic work and streamline administrative structure.
The new model will give the organization greater flexibility and meaningful reach.
Archewell has previously worked on projects like tackling social media's harmful effects and donated $500,000 to causes in Gaza and Ukraine.
Critics have accused the couple of trading off the royal family brand for commercial ventures, including a multi-year deal with Netflix.
- Who
- Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
- What
- Revamping their charitable organization, Archewell, to Archewell Philanthropies
- When
- Announced on Friday, December 19, 2023
- Where
- United States, with global philanthropic work
- Why
- To expand their global philanthropic work and streamline administrative structure
- Organization Name
- Archewell Philanthropies
- Previous Name
- Archewell Foundation
- Model Change
- Fiscal sponsor model
- Purpose of Change
- Expand global philanthropic work
- Notable Donations
- $500,000 to Gaza and Ukraine causes
- Media Company
- Archewell Productions
- Netflix Deal
- Multi-year, first-look deal for TV and film projects
