Charities and Patronages

Members of the Royal Family have links with hundreds of charities, military associations, professional bodies and public service organisations. Some are well known, while others may be smaller bodies working in a very specialist area or on a local basis only.

Having a Royal patron or president provides vital publicity for the work of these organisations, and allows their enormous achievements and contributions to society to be recognised.

You can use this database to find the organisations with which members of the Royal Family are associated.

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  • The Piobaireachd Society

    Website: www.piobaireachd.co.uk

    Encourages the study and playing of piobaireachd, the classical music of the bagpipe.

    Region: UK (Scotland)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Police Rehabilitation Centre

    Website: www.flinthouse.co.uk

    Facility providing rest and convalescence to injured police officers.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Printing Charity

    Website: www.theprintingcharity.org.uk

    Provides grants and residential accommodation to former members of the printing industry.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Professional Golfers' Association

    Website: www.pga.info

    Members' organisation for golf professionals.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital King's Lynn NHS Foundation Trust

    Website: www.qehkl.nhs.uk

    Hospital trust serving west Norfolk.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Queen Victoria Clergy Fund

    Website: www.charitiesdirect.com

    Assists Church of England clergy in financial need.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Queen's Commonwealth Trust

    Website: www.queenscommonwealthtrust.org

    The purpose of The Queen's Commonwealth Trust is to support and enable young people across the Commonwealth to make sustainable difference in their local communities - through social entrepreneurship, philanthropy and volunteering in areas such as health, sports and education. Through active participate with its partners as well as its selected charities, The Queen's Commonwealth Trust will carry out its purposes through funding sustainable programmes that develop and empower young people in the Commonwealth and benefit the communities in which they live.

    Region: Commonwealth
    Members of the Royal Family:
    The Duchess of Sussex, Vice-President, The Queen's Commonwealth Trust
    The Duke of Sussex, President, The Queen's Commonwealth Trust
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Queen's Gurkha Engineers

    Website: www.qgea.org

    Engineering unit of the British Army.

    Region: UK-wide
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Affiliated Colonel-in-Chief

  • The Queen's Nursing Institute

    Website: www.qni.org.uk

    Provides a support network to community nurses and offers awards to assist their work.

    Region: UK (England)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

  • The Queen's Nursing Institute Scotland

    Website: www.qnis.org.uk

    Promotes community nursing across Scotland by supporting education, research and practice.

    Region: UK (Scotland)
    Members of the Royal Family:
    Her Majesty The Queen, Patron

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