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Howard Lake | 18 December 2000 | News

Buckingham Palace, London. Photo: Craige McGonigle on Pexels.com
Buckingham Palace, London. Photo by Craige McGonigle on Pexels.com.

The latest edition of Who’s Who in Charities reveals which members of the Royal Family undertake the most charitable appointments.

The Queen leads the family with 244 appointments, with Prince Charles in third place with 98 appointments, up from 86 last year. Princess Michael of Kent has five appointments.

Who’s Who in Charities also lists the top charitable companies in the UK, and the number of appointments with charities of non-Royal people. These include Lord Attenborough, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Chief Rabbi and Dame Judi Dench.

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