Prince William and George Volunteer at Homeless Charity

Prince William and his eldest son, Prince George, volunteered at a London homeless charity on Tuesday, marking the first time the 12-year-old royal joined his father at the organization where William once assisted his late mother, Princess Diana, more than three decades ago.

The pair spent the day at The Passage, a central London charity focused on preventing homelessness through housing support, prevention programs, and meal services. As royal patron of the organization, William, 43, guided George in preparing a festive Christmas lunch for guests. They donned aprons to help in the kitchen, where William poured Brussels sprouts onto oven trays and George assisted with setting out Yorkshire puddings and arranging a long table for dozens of attendees. The father and son also decorated a Christmas tree and baked cupcakes while packing care packages.

"It was important to the Prince of Wales to share with Prince George the work of The Passage and to spend time volunteering alongside the team," a palace spokesperson said. "They both greatly enjoyed meeting staff, volunteers and service users as well as learning more about the charity's work." The dedication of such organizations,...