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The Prince’s Foundation to become The King’s Foundation, as Charles’s charities rebrand
Change of name is intended to avoid confusion with charitable work undertaken by the current Prince of Wales
In the wake of Charles III’s accession to the throne, the charitable organisations initially established by the King under the title of The Prince of Wales have announced that they will be renamed.
These charitable entities collectively administer education and enterprise initiatives aimed at underserved young people and communities across more than 20 nations globally.
The Prince’s Foundation will now be known as The King’s Foundation. Established in 1986, The King’s Foundation describes part of its mission as to “regenerate and care for places where communities thrive”.
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