Volunteers from the National Literacy Trust, known as Literacy Champions, were honored at a special reception hosted by Queen Camilla at Clarence House. Individuals like Joy Hamilton, a nurse, and others have made significant contributions to literacy, establishing mini-libraries and fostering reading in their communities. Similarly, volunteers like Gloria Heilbron Buelvas and Simone Reid from Bradford were recognized for their impactful work in promoting literacy and education. The event celebrated the 30th anniversary of the National Literacy Trust, highlighting the importance of literacy skills and reading in personal and community development. Authors like Axel Scheffler emphasized the significance of reading, with Queen Camilla showing support for initiatives that promote literacy and education.