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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Age Cymru
Website: www.agecymru.org.ukExists to provide support and advice for elderly people in Wales. Created following the merger of Age Concern and Help the Aged
Region: UK (Wales)Members of the Royal Family:The Prince of Wales, Patron -
Age UK
Website: www.ageuk.org.ukExists to provide support and advice for elderly people. Created following the merger of Age Concern and Help the Aged
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:The Prince of Wales, Patron -
Air Force Association of Australia ( The Royal Australian Air Force Association )
Website: www.raafa.org.auLooks after serving and ex-Service men and women of the Royal Australian Air Force.
Region: AustraliaMembers of the Royal Family:The Duke of Edinburgh, Honorary Life Member -
Air Force Association of Canada
Website: www.airforce.caSupports the Canadian Air Force and creates awareness of Canada's rich aeronautical tradition.
Region: CanadaMembers of the Royal Family:Her Majesty The Queen, Patron -
Air Reserve (of Canada)
Website: www.airforce.forces.gc.caVoluntary unit of Canada's Air Force.
Region: CanadaMembers of the Royal Family:Her Majesty The Queen, Air Commodore-in-Chief -
Airlander Club
Website: www.royal.uk.
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:The Duke of Kent, Honorary President of the Airlander Club -
Alderney Maritime Trust
Website: www.alderneywreck.comTrust established to protect an Elizabethan wreck discovered off the coast of Alderney.
Region: UK (England)Members of the Royal Family:The Duke of York, Patron -
Alexandra House
Website: www.army.mod.ukObject of the Trust is to provide childcare to Service and Ex-Service families. It offers a flexible, safe and nurturing environment that takes into account the specific needs of these children and families. The Charity aids to improve the lives of vulnerable young children by employing professionals to provide stability and other hight quality, continuity of care.
Region: UK-wideMembers of the Royal Family:Princess Alexandra, Patron -
Alexandra Rose Charity
Website: www.alexandrarosechatities.org.ukOperations are focused on promoting and assisting projects for the welfare and development of children and young people primarlity in the Greater London area through the Rose Voucher Scheme, whereby mothers on low incomes can be helped to feed their young children healthy food.
Region: UK-wideMembers of the Royal Family:Princess Alexandra, President -
Alfred Group of Hospitals ( Alfred Health )
Website: www.alfred.org.auGroup of hospitals based in Victoria, Australia.
Region: AustraliaMembers of the Royal Family:The Duke of Edinburgh, Patron In Chief