The couple began brainstorming and partnered with Team Rubicon and Welcome.US to find a way to help families navigate the challenges of resettling in the U.S.
It aims to bring access to critical resources, educational opportunities, workforce development, employment, and entrepreneurship.
“We know that when women are well-resourced and empowered to direct their own futures, they not only build a better life for themselves, but also dramatically improve the lives of those around them, their families, and their communities. In other words, supporting women means supporting communities,” the report said.
Reports say that donations to the Archewell Foundation have dropped by £8.79million ($11million) over the past year, “sending [their accounts] into the red”.
Conservative commentator Ben Harris said the drop in donations was a direct result of the couple’s “declining influence”.
He told Talk TV’s Ian Collins: “I think this is exactly what it looks like. They’ve taken this fire sale of family secrets strategy and have run out of stories to tell. Inevitably, they are therefore no longer of interest to the media they’ve been pitching to.”