King Charles and Rod Stewart Celebrate 35th Anniversary of The King’s Foundation

The event at Dumfries House featured a time capsule ceremony and highlighted the charity's global impact on education, sustainability, and community building.

King Charles, joined by Sir Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster, launched the 35th anniversary celebrations for The King’s Foundation at its Dumfries House headquarters in Scotland.
A time capsule was created to commemorate the foundation's legacy, with contributions such as a personal letter from the King, marmalade, and a mug reading 'The Lawn Ranger.'
The King’s Foundation, originally established in 1990 as the Prince of Wales’s Institute of Architecture, focuses on sustainable communities, education, and heritage skills training.
The charity supports 15,000 students annually and impacts hundreds of thousands globally through initiatives in farming, architecture, health, and community regeneration.
Rod Stewart and Penny Lancaster were introduced as the foundation's newest ambassadors, joining notable figures like David Beckham and Sienna Miller in promoting its mission.