Meghan Markle played Netball in the heels for a very good cause – PHOTOS

It was a hectic month for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. On Monday, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry participated in a netball game to support Coach Core, an organization created by the Royal Foundation. According to the Royal Foundation's website, Coach Core helps young people pursue careers if they do not already have access to education, employment or training. The organization brings together professional sports clubs, sports organizations and local businesses to create opportunities in their communities.

Prince Harry and Markle attended the Coach Core Awards and met with the 60 coaches graduating from the program. According to the Kensington Palace Twitter, the event took place at Loughborough University, and was meant to celebrate the success of the organization. According to the website, Coach Core has had a tangible positive impact. Since its inception in 2012, more than 313 apprentices have since been hired and there is a 99% success rate for obtaining full-time employment or training for graduates.

On Twitter, Kensington Palace also described the mission of the organization by writing: "Coach Core harnesses the power of sport and its ability to change lives and empower young people."

While the event was primarily aimed at honoring graduates, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also took the opportunity to join the party. According to E! News, Markle and Prince Harry participated in a netball game with the graduates before the awards ceremony. Markle was apparently wearing a high Oscar de la Renta, black Altuzarra pants and heels, while Harry was in a suit. Their outfit did not stop the couple from participating in the game, and Markle even joined his heels – because she can not do anything.

In a video posted on Twitter by Royal commentator Omid Scobie, the We can see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex face the challenge of netball, pass the ball and laugh.

The netball demo was certainly one of the most hectic parts of the day, but on Twitter, Kensington Palace also shared many highlights of the awards ceremony. An included Tweet a quote from Markle praising her husband for the impact that his work with Coach Core has had everywhere in England. She says,

"My husband has dedicated so many years to Coach Core and over the past year that I was in the UK to be able to see not only the impact, but also the incredible inspiration and sense of objectives that flow from it. "

In addition to awarding prizes and meeting graduates, Prince Harry also offered words on the purpose of the organization. According to Kensington Palace, he told the audience, "Sport can inspire and invigorate and, as we have seen today, with the right opportunities, the right guidance and the right direction, lives can be changed.

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It is no secret that the Royal Family believes in empowering through athletics. In September, Markle and Prince Harry will attend the 2018 Invictus Games in Sydney, Australia. The Paralympic Style, a biennial event was created by Prince Harry to help veterans rehabilitate physically and psychologically through sport. The event began after Prince Harry, who is himself a veteran, attended the Warrior Games in the United States, according to the website of the Invictus Games.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are known for their philanthropic work, but it was a particularly hectic month for the couple. In addition to showing his support for Coach Core, Markle has launched a cookbook titled Together: Our Community Cookbook to support the Hubb community kitchen. The project aims to help the community come together with food after the tragic fires of the Grenfell Tower in 2017.

In the future, Prince Harry and Markle will likely continue to lead charitable initiatives such as Coach Core. Even though they take their work seriously with the Royal Foundation, it's nice to see them relax and participate in a friendly part of netball.