It is impossible to directly answer this question as many charities in England are directly under the auspices ( or sponsorship) of the Royal House- for example the Royal Red Cross, which uses the motto of Faith, Hope, and Charity! The RSPCA, which antedates the American SPCA is another one. Some are Quasi-government agencies- and some are private. So it is hard to tell exactly- in the United States , we have separation of Church and State and no direct tie-ins between Uncle Sam and big charities- except occasional indirect advertising on commemorative stamps ( for example, Salvation Army), By the way they are considered to be a Religious denomination- and the Royals cannot directly belong as they are C.O.E. - Episcopal.
The charity that the money goes to is The Royal British Legion.
They help the rhinos get there horns back
They are the royal family and they get money from the government :)
you help the royal British legion by buying Poppy's witch you donate money to the Charity
The royal legion a charity set out to help those inured during warfare.
The royal legion a charity set out to help those inured during warfare.
The average family did not have the money to go out and buy whatever they want, but the royal court did get to do that. The royal court can change laws, but an average family can't.
A family which have lot of money and to establish their status...
The royal family get money from taxes
Diana was in a campaign against landmines, and donated lots of money to Charity and people with HIV/AIDS. She was also one person from the royal family that was always out helping people, never hiding behind the throne.
The Civil List and through various public events.
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