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@KensingtonRoyalMembers 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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Countryside Alliance (since 1997) previously British Field Sports Society
Website: www.countryside-alliance.orgExists to promote field sports, including hunting, fishing and falconry, as part of country life.
Region: UK-wideMembers of the Royal Family:The Duke of Kent, Member -
Court of The Guildry of Stirling
Website: www.royal.uk.
Region: UK (Scotland)Members of the Royal Family:The Princess Royal, Honorary Brother -
Cowbridge Physic Garden Trust
Physic garden created within a walled garden to Mark 750th anniversary of Cowbridge's borough charter
Region: UK (Wales)Members of the Royal Family:The Duchess of Cornwall, Patron -
Cowdray Park Polo Club
Website: www.cowdraypolo.co.ukSporting club based in West Sussex.
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:The Prince of Wales, Honorary Member -
CPotential
Website: www.cplondon.org.ukProvides education services, advice and support to children with cerebral palsy in London and the Home Counties, their families and professionals. Services include a primary school, parent and child groups and outreach services.
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:Princess Alexandra, Royal Patron -
Crathie Opportunity Holidays
Website: www.crathieholidays.org.ukProvider of holidays for disabled people.
Region: UK (Scotland)Members of the Royal Family:The Duchess of Cornwall, Patron -
Creative Youth
Website: www.creativeyouthcharity.orgTo promote the Arts to young people
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:The Earl of Wessex, President -
Crisis UK
Website: www.crisis.org.ukCharity fighting homelessness and helping socially-excluded people to transform their lives.
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:Princess Alexandra, Patron -
Crown Agents Foundation
Website: www.crownagents.comThe Foundation is a not-for-profit organisation which has two primary functions: (a) to ensure Crown Agents stays true to its mission of helping to achieve positive change in developing countries, and (b) to apply funds made available to it by Crown Agents for developmental purposes. The Foundation aims to relieve the poverty, distress and suffering of people in any part of the world, and to promote the education and training of people in parts of the world where they lack the means to develop their skills.
Region: InternationalMembers of the Royal Family:The Duke of Gloucester, President -
Cruse Bereavement Care
Website: www.cruse.org.ukOrganisation providing support and counselling for the bereaved and their families.
Region: UK-wideMembers of the Royal Family:Her Majesty The Queen, Patron
