King Charles celebrates 'remarkable achievements' of his trust at Golden Jubilee

King Charles III is celebrating the Golden Jubilee of The King’s Trust, a charitable organization based in the United Kingdom.

For those unaware, His Majesty founded The King’s Trust (formerly The Prince’s Trust) in 1976 to support the education of the United Kingdom’s citizens aged 11 to 30 with the aim to provide employment and enterprise programs as well.

The trust has facilitated more than 1 million people in learning skills and building confidence through free courses, which ultimately helped them land jobs in their respective fields.

On Monday, May 11, the official Instagram account of the royal family posted a video of King Charles celebrating the 50th anniversary of his trust at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

The clip featured the British monarch meeting celebrities like George Clooney, Amal Clooney, Sir Rod Stewart, Ronnie Wood, Rita Ora, Sir Idris Elba, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jools Holland, Anne-Marie, Craig David, and others.

As per the caption under the post, “The King and Queen joined King’s Trust ambassadors, alumni, staff, and volunteers at the Royal Albert Hall for a special evening recognising the work of the charity.”

“Congratulations to all the young people the Trust has supported over the last 50 years on your remarkable achievements,” the caption read.