King Charles Hosts Star-Studded Gala Celebrating 35 Years of Foundation's Sustainability Education

King Charles hosted the 35th anniversary awards ceremony for The King’s Foundation at St. James’s Palace, celebrating achievements in sustainability, traditional heritage skills, and environmental education. The event gathered over 200 guests, including celebrities such as David Beckham, Meryl Streep, Kate Winslet, Stanley Tucci, and Penny Lancaster, who also presented awards recognizing efforts in entrepreneurship, advocacy, and harmonious living with the planet. Beckham, an ambassador for the foundation since 2024 and a former OBE recipient, is reportedly set to receive a knighthood in the King’s upcoming birthday honors. The King Charles III Harmony Award was presented to Nobel Peace Laureate Professor Muhammad Yunus for his commitment to sustainable social businesses. The foundation, established by King Charles in 1990, has trained over 115,000 students and positively impacted millions through its educational and environmental programs. The ceremony also featured the premiere of the "Harmony Song," composed to inspire future generations in line with the foundation’s philosophy.