King Charles and Queen Camilla are preparing to celebrate a major milestone for The King’s Trust as the charity marks its 50th anniversary this year.
The monarch, who founded the organisation in 1976, will join the anniversary celebrations at the Royal Albert Hall alongside the Queen.
The King’s Trust has supported more than one million young people across Great Britain over the past five decades, helping those facing challenges related to education, employment, and personal development.
According to reports, the special event will honour many of the charity’s success stories and achievements from the last 50 years.
Popular television presenters Ant and Dec are set to host the evening, with ambassadors, staff members, volunteers, and award recipients also expected to attend.
King Charles is reportedly planning to meet this year’s award winners and spend time with performers taking part in the celebration.
The evening is also expected to feature a speech from the monarch on stage.
To conclude the event, all award winners will gather for a group photograph before guests take part in a traditional “three cheers” celebration involving the entire audience.
In addition to the Royal Albert Hall event, Buckingham Palace will host a special garden party on May 14 to further celebrate the golden anniversary of The King’s Trust.
