Buckingham Palace has just confirmed the news about Queen Camilla: her presence at her latest public event will benefit King Charles III's foundation. The kings of England were seen in Chelsea alongside David Beckham to promote horticulture among young people. Meanwhile, this visit served them to attend the Highgrove shop where an emotional initiative takes place.
Each rose sold will contribute with a charitable donation to King Charles's foundation. The King's Rose flower, developed by David Austin Roses in collaboration with The King's Foundation, symbolizes the king's appreciation for botany. For each rose sold, £2.50 (2.97 euros) will be donated to the charitable foundation founded in 1986, supporting traditional craftsmanship and the rural world.
Buckingham Palace Confirms the Latest News About Queen Camilla
Queen Camilla recently left Buckingham Palace for a good cause: visiting the Chelsea Flower Show. A project that seeks to promote horticulture among young people. Among the numerous stands Camilla visited was the Highgrove shop's stand.
It was there that the rose that captivated the kings of England was exhibited, not only for its beauty and aroma. Buckingham Palace confirmed how Queen Camilla's presence will boost King Charles's charitable foundation. How? Simply by the purchase of each flower.
Each rose sold will represent a direct donation to the foundation whose goal is to support horticulture and gardening among young people. Both the king and Queen Camilla are great lovers of nature and often participate in causes that promote its protection.
Their visit to Chelsea was just an example of their involvement in the environment and a major appeal for its conservation. Very soon, each rose sold will contribute to getting young people interested in horticulture. King Charles III's foundation works for nature conservation and promotes the development of sustainable and respectful communities.
Hence, Queen Camilla's presence is essential to boost these initiatives and raise awareness among new generations. This collaboration with Camilla and Charles is expected to be a great success.
Queen Camilla Links Buckingham Palace with the Environment
This charitable initiative that will soon start thanks to Queen Camilla is not the only one where Buckingham Palace shows its commitment to nature. Camilla has taken on a prominent role in promoting environmental initiatives, combining her royal influence with her commitment to sustainability and conservation.
Her work ranges from protecting biodiversity to promoting sustainable practices in fashion and agriculture. During her visit to the Chelsea Flower Show in 2024, Camilla was nicknamed "Queen of the Bees" by schoolchildren, for her support of beekeeping.
That same year she visited York Racecourse to inaugurate the new Bustardthorpe Development complex. Which incorporates sustainable features like rainwater collection tanks and solar panels.
On a much more personal level, Queen Camilla confessed that she will not acquire garments made with real animal fur. A decision that reflects her commitment to animal welfare and reducing the environmental impact of the textile industry.
Overall, the initiatives led by Queen Camilla show a comprehensive commitment to environmental protection. Now the launch of the charitable initiative in the acquisition of The King’s Rose will be her next goal. Undoubtedly, an emotional gesture that will soon bear fruit and fulfill Queen Camilla's environmental commitment.