Following His Majesty The King’s Accession, the Royal Household is conducting a review of Royal Patronage. The review will cover the organisations of which Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II was Patron and those organisations to which The King and The Queen Consort were connected through Patronage or Presidency as Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall.
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.
The Club is a dining club founded in 1764 by Dr Johnson and Sir Joshua Reynolds, which has been meeting continually since then. Its dinners are informal, convivial, relaxing and unstructured, and held at Brook's in St James's on the last Tuesday of the month at 7.45 for 8.15pm.
Region: UK (England)
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Member
General lighthouse authority for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar.
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Master
Offers free consultancy to charities addressing issues of poverty, disability or social exclusion.
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
The Association encourages cruising and sailing.
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Honorary Member
Supports people with learning disabilities.
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
Organisation supporting The Duke of Edinburgh's Commonwealth Study Conferences.
Region: International
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, President
The Eric Liddell 100 seeks to celebrate and recognise the life, sporting and community service achievements of one of Scotland's iconic figures
Region: UK (Scotland)
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
The Excelsior Trust offers sail-training and life enhancing experiences at sea for young people from all backgrounds, inclding qualifying for the practical aspects of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
Region: UK (England)
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
Raising standards in sport and exercise medicine
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
Memorial near St. Paul's Cathedral, dedicated to firefighters who have fallen in war and peacetime.
Region: UK-wide
Members of the Royal Family:
The Princess Royal, Patron
