Princess Eugenie Raises Over £36,000 for the Royal British Legion

Princess Eugenie attended The Poppy Ball dinner, where she publicly supported the Royal British Legion, emphasizing its importance ahead of Remembrance Day. The event successfully raised over £36,000, contributing to the organization's mission. This year's fundraising is a part of the ongoing efforts by the Royal British Legion, which has amassed over £1.5 million since 2010. The Princess, as a dedicated patron, took to social media to celebrate this achievement and express her pride in being associated with such impactful work. Tonight, members of the Royal Family including King Charles and the Prince and Princess of Wales are set to attend the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall. This event highlights the Royal Family's continuous support for the Armed Forces and related charities, further reinforcing their commitment to remembrance and national pride. With King Charles having recently stepped into the role of patron for the Royal British Legion, this attendance marks a significant moment for the organization and the Royal Family. The Princess of Wales is expected to make a rare public appearance at the festival, her fourth engagement this year, amidst her ongoing health recovery efforts. Her resilience, alongside Prince William's reflections on their family's challenging year concerning health issues, underscores the emotional backdrop to these royal events. As the Royal Family gathers at this event, it serves as both a remembrance of sacrifices made by service members and a celebration of contributions from the community and individuals like Princess Eugenie.