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Lancashire Volunteers Earn King's Highest Honor
14 Nov
Summary
- Five Lancashire organizations received the King's Award for Voluntary Service.
- Award recipients are recognized for their impactful contributions to local communities.
- Two volunteers from each group will attend a 2027 Royal Garden Party.
Five voluntary organizations in Lancashire have been awarded the prestigious King's Award for Voluntary Service. This esteemed recognition celebrates the exceptional contributions of local volunteer groups across the United Kingdom. The selected Lancashire charities and volunteer groups were among 250 national recipients.
These groups, which support diverse causes from aiding women to revitalizing community centers, will each receive a certificate signed by the King and a crystal award. The presentations will be made by the Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Amanda Parker. Ms. Parker expressed her delight, highlighting the important contributions each group makes to their respective communities.
Selected awardees will also have two representatives attend a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace in 2027. This event will honor volunteer efforts nationwide, bringing together recipients from various charitable and community initiatives.
