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King Charles’ longtime charity celebrates new name

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Updated At : 03:16 PM May 04, 2024 IST

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New York: The King’s Trust celebrated its new name, an update of King Charles III’s long-running charity The Prince’s Trust, and the expansion of its work in the US with a star-studded gala in New York City on Thursday night. Founded in 1976 when then-Prince Charles used his severance pay from the Royal Navy to launch the non-profit dedicated to helping unemployed youth in the UK get trained for jobs, the Trust has presence in 25 nations. PTI

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