Meghan Markle Celebrates 40th Birthday As Fans Raise $46,000 for Charity
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Meghan Markle celebrates her 40th birthday Wednesday after her fans raised more than $46,000 for a menstruation charity.
The Bench, accused the royal family of racism in a bombshell CBS prime time special and, together with Prince Harry, launched Netflix and Spotify deals.
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However, her Sussex Squad fan base have also been busy raising more than $46,000, at the time of writing, for the Myna Mahila Foundation, which helps support girls in India through menstruation.
The 29-year-old founder whose brand is backed by Meghan Markle explains how she tailored her company to what next-gen coffee drinkers want ddavis@businessinsider.com (Dominic-Madori Davis)
Hannah Mendoza, 29, is the cofounder of the instant latte company Clevr Blends.
The brand counts Meghan Markle as an investor, and Oprah as a fan.
To Insider, Mendoza talks about her entrepreneurial beginnings and launching her company.
When Hannah Mendoza was nine years old, she had an idea: a smoothie bar for kids.
She set up shop in her home economics class and organized a group of classmates to help sell her creations. It was something she loved, Mendoza told Insider. She didn t know it would foreshadow the business she would one day run.
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Meghan Markle backed coffee firm bought oat milk from company based in China’s ‘police state’ Xinjiang province
Sarah Grealish
Apr 4 2021, 4:26 ET
MEGHAN Markle has backed a coffee firm who bought oat milk from a company based in China s police state Xinjiang province, it has been claimed.
It comes after human rights groups urged western companies to cut ties with the region because of the genocide of the minority Muslim Uighur community.
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Meghan Markle has backed a coffee firm who bought oat milk from a company based in China s police state Xinjiang province, it has been reportedCredit: Getty