Sophie, 55, joined the Feed Our Nurses group before meeting with staff from St. Peter's Hospital in Chertsey, Surrey. He helped the team of 16 volunteers to pack and deliver 200 bags to the hospital.
The images show the countess casually dressed in black jeans and a gray sweater and gloves while carrying large bags of food.
Sophie placed golden envelopes with additional gifts on some packages, including vouchers for afternoon tea and beauty treatments.
She met nurses and midwives after delivering the food, staying away from a social distance.
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Nourish our Nurses was founded by Jo-Ann Airikkala, who was inspired to start the plan after learning from a friend's experience as a nurse in Edinburgh.
Ms. Airikkala said, "Seeing the panic shopping and the empty supermarket shelves, I really thought about our front line NHS heroes.
"Those who work hard to care for patients deserve to be cared for and to have the ingredients necessary for a healthy and hearty meal."
Andy Field, president of the Ashford and St Peter & # 39; s Hospitals NHS Foundation, thanked Sophie for her help.
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Another wrote: “Fantastic, we love our Sophie. A real gem.
A third added: "We are so lucky to have Sophie! She is truly a gem. "
Another said, "Thank you for visiting @ASPHFT and for taking the time to speak to our amazing staff at # IND2020. Fruits and vegetables make a huge difference for everyone."
Sophie was a regular volunteer during the coronavirus crisis.
Earlier in the day, she and the Duchess of Cambridge called video nurses from around the world to celebrate International Nurses Day as part of a coordinated demonstration of royal family support for the health profession during the pandemic. of Coronavirus.
Kate and Sophie joined forces to speak to nurses in India, Australia, Malawi, Cyprus, the Bahamas and Sierra Leone, as well as in the United Kingdom.