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Charitable Giving

The British Monarchists Society > Charitable Giving

The British Monarchist Society’s charitable giving aspect exists to advance education about Constitutional Monarchy and its place within the United Kingdom and Her Majesty’s Realms as the Directors and Officers see fit from time to time. The British Monarchist Society currently has undertaken two projects to further promote charities which are promoted by younger members of the Royal family.

Harry & Meghan: The Wedding Acorn is a wedding pictorial of the Duke and Duchesses Wedding Day with contributions from all seven charities that their wedding helped to bring awareness to. 25% from the sale of each book is put into a fund, from which each charity will receive funding from once the project concludes.

The Royl Coin – cryptocurrency, was created to help further assist and fund Prince Harry’s Invictus Games, Sentebale and the Royal Foundation. Half of all funds raised through this ICO will be put into a fund to be disbursed amongst the charities once the initial crowd sale is over.

The BMS also has a particular interest in, but not limited to, advancing the education of the general public, in particular young people, through the donation of resources to establishments of an educational nature and by making grants and awards to students, where appropriate, in full or part-time education through the BMS Red Box Programme. The British Monarchist Society is  dedicated to proper education about Constitutional Monarchy as the best form of government for the people.

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