'Meghan and Harry were really down-to-earth. Meghan had been looking for an organization to get behind and says Project Angel Food is the perfect fit. She plans on volunteering much more with Harry,' the friend told Daily Mail.
The couple spent two days delivering food to critically ill residents who are at a greater risk amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic after Meghan wanted Harry to see the city 'through the eyes of philanthropy', following their move to LA last month.
They went under-the-radar in dressed down clothes while delivering meals to 20 people, seen in exclusive DailyMail.com photos waving to a man after handing over bags of food.
The source added: 'Some people didn't recognize them at first and others were just completely shocked. One elderly woman actually started to cry and said she had always been a fan and had always wanted to meet them, and then welcomed them to their new life in America.'
The source added: 'Meghan said it felt good to finally be out and about, connecting with people.
'It was surreal and just so heartwarming. They brought so many smiles and made Easter so special for those who needed it the most.'
The friend explained Meghan got the idea to volunteer with Project Angel Food from her mother Doria Ragland, who is a longtime supporter of the charity and a big fan of founder Marianne Williamson.
They said: 'Meghan was first introduced to the teachings of Marianne by her mom when she was a teenager. That's when Doria gave her 'A Return to Love', one of Marianne's most famous book".
'Meghan had been looking for an organization to get behind and says Project Angel Food is the perfect fit.
'[Harry and Meghan] asked a lot of questions and seemed genuinely concerned and grateful for the people working at Project Angel.'
The friend added: 'She plans on volunteering much more with Harry and for the time being urged her mom to stay home and stay safe.
'Doria is always wanting to help and be of service, so staying home can be a bit challenging.'
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