King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to lead celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of The King’s Trust, one of the monarch’s longest-running charitable projects supporting young people across Britain.
The special event will take place at the Royal Albert Hall, where the King and Queen will honour five decades of the organisation’s work since it was founded by Charles in 1976.
Over the years, The King’s Trust has helped more than one million young people in Great Britain by providing support for education, employment, and personal challenges.
According to reports, the anniversary celebration will highlight inspiring success stories from people whose lives have been changed through the charity’s work.
Television presenters Ant and Dec are expected to host the evening, while ambassadors, volunteers, staff members, and award recipients will also attend the milestone event.
King Charles is reportedly set to meet this year’s award winners and spend time with performers taking part in the celebrations before later delivering a speech on stage.
The evening will conclude with a group photograph featuring all award winners, followed by a traditional “three cheers” moment involving the audience.
In addition, Buckingham Palace will host a garden party on May 14 to further celebrate the golden anniversary of The King’s Trust.
