Princess Anne: Save the Children Fund, Charities and Patronages
 

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PRINCESS ROYAL STEPS OUT FOR FESTIVAL OF TREES

3 DECEMBER 2003
Princess Anne has been getting into the festive spirit by joining other VIPs at the Festival Of Trees event in London. The annual fundraiser, staged in the capital's Natural History Museum, aims to raise money for the Save The Children Fund, of which the Princess is president.

The exhibition centres around specially designed "Christmas trees" donated by such luminaries as Tiffany, Julien Macdonald and celebrity hairdresser Trevor Sorbie. Affluent Christmas shoppers are invited to bid for the unique "trees" in an effort to raise money.

And this year's collection includes contributions from the Jim Henson Company, which brought us The Muppets, and menswear specialists Thomas Pink, along with the other big names. The trees, which come adorned with gifts of luxury items, make for a luxurious Christmas surprise.

Since the Festival Of Trees began in 1989, it has raised over £2.5 million for the charity Save The Children. Last year's event brought in over £160,000, and organisers are hoping to top that figure this time around.

From Hello!
3 DECEMBER 2003
Princess Anne has been getting into the festive spirit by joining other VIPs at the Festival Of Trees event in London. The annual fundraiser, staged in the capital's Natural History Museum, aims to raise money for the Save The Children Fund, of which the Princess is president.

LONDON - DECEMBER 7: HRH The Princess Royal attends the "Festival Of Trees" Gala Dinner at the Natural History Museum on December 7, 2004 in London. The annual fundraiser - for which the charity patron is the Princess Royal - raises funds for Save The Children

Princess Anne looks nice in these pics.I like her new dress.But i think why the Princess always has that kind of hair every time?

Princess Anne & Save the Children Fund
 

Princess Royal,as the President of Save The Children Fund UK,made her Speech to raise money for the Tsunami Victims,10th January 2005.

It's a new and very colourful dress.

Actually the dress is not new! I can't locate the pictures at present but HRH has had that dress since the early 80s. I think its great that it still fits. I do think she could have got some lighter coloured shoes & gloves to wear with it and maybe a shorter string of pearls.

I'm going to post some old pics of Princess Anne before:
Princess Anne attended Save the Children Fund's annual Gala Dinner & Festival of Designer Christmas Trees 5th December 2000:

HRH Princess Anne, the Princess Royal arrives at the Festival Of Trees gala dinner, and annual fundraiser in aid of Save The Children, at the Natural History Museum on December 6, 2005 in London, England.
Pictures from Ggetty Images:

Anne's work with Save the Children UK and The Princess Royal Trust for Carers
 

Princess Anne's work with Save the Children and The Princess Royal Trust for Carers are probably most notable among her extensive charity work.
Her work, however, usually goes largely unnoticed.

I hope we can all find out more about Anne's work with these two patronages she is President of.

On February 11 The Princess Royal, President of Save the Children UK, will attend the Meetings and Incentive Travel Industry Awards 2008 at Novotel London West, One Shortlands, London W6.

She is well known and well thought of by the 310,000 of carers and cared for that are supported by and helped by The Princess Royals Trust for Carers.

Carers.org

In the UK, among the 'Country and Horse Set', she is also very well known as the President of the International League for the Protection of Horses. :flowers:

ILPH - The International League for the Protection of Horses - Horse/equine welfare charity

That's odd! I went to the website for Save the Children and it's not there. I have always been very impressed with HRH The Princess Royale and her work with that organization. Several books on Royalty I have read in the 90's stated that she was the hardest working Royal in the UK at that time with an amazing amount of engagements. More than days in the year, at one time! I am wondering the reason why she doesn't get recognized more is she would probably tell the reporters to "naff off!" (Can I say that here? I know it doesn't really mean anything in the US. :ohmy:)

Save the Children UK What we do: What we do :flowers:
Naff Off is very tame here and perfectly acceptable in polite circles! :lol:

Thanks for the link, Sky! :flowers:
Wow! I knew that they helped children in other countries, like Africa, but I didn't know that they helped children in England as well!

Pics 28.10.2008
 

28 Oct 2008 : Princess Anne, President of The Rural Housing Trust,
opens an affordable housing scheme at Dunmore Meadow, Common
Lane, Brightwalton, Thatcham followed by a Reception at Brightwalton
Village Hall, Brightwalton, Newbury, Berkshire, Britain.

That look on pic 3 is quite funny :biggrin:

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Pics 9.12.2008
 

Gordon Campbell Gray and Princess Anne attend the Save the Children
Festival of Trees, at the Natural History Museum on December 9, 2008
in London, England.

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Anne looked lovely at the Save the Children Festival of Trees. Why the black gloves, was she incorrectly briefed and thought she would be saving some trees.

Gloves are lovely. They keep one's hands clean and warm.

I thought HRH looked so Zara in Pic 1, Princess Magaret in 2, Queen Elizabeth I in 3, Queen Mary, Empress of India in 4 and Queen Mary's sisters-in-law in 5.

I like her dress--very Christmasey. And I think her pearls are lovely.

Thank you for the pictures, Anne looks great. The camera is rarely kind to Anne but in real life she is, IMO, a very attractive woman. :flowers:

Lighthouse patron Princess Anne
Lighthouse patron Princess Anne