Links

The Prince's Trust

The Prince’s Trust helps change young lives in the UK. It gives practical support to 14-30 year olds helping them to overcome their barriers and get their lives back on track.

Website: www.princes-trust.org.uk

The Prince's Scottish Youth Business Trust

The Prince’s Scottish Youth Business Trust helps young people in Scotland, however challenging their background, achieve their full potential through self-employment. Over 10,000 individuals have been supported across Scotland with a total investment of more than £30 million.

Website: www.psybt.org.uk

Prime and Prime Cymru

PRIME (covering England, Scotland, Northern Ireland) and PRIME-CYMRU (covering Wales) help people aged 50+ to find a way back into work, dignity and self-sufficiency by setting up their own businesses or social enterprises. They provide individually tailored support getting people into employment, self-employment or volunteering.

Website: www.primeinitiative.org.uk

The Prince's Youth Business International

The Prince’s Youth Business International helps young people to get started in business by providing leadership to a growing global network of youth enterprise organisations. By 2020 it aims to be supporting 100,000 entrepreneurs each year and to have created one million jobs in total.

Website: www.youth-business.org

The British Asian Trust

The British Asian Trust builds bridges between the British Asian community and charitable organisations in South Asia. The Trust focuses on causes in Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, as well as community linked projects in the UK. The charity aims to provide long-term support to existing organisations to help them develop and implement projects in the fields of enterprise, education and health.

Website: www.britishasiantrust.org

The Prince's Drawing School

The Prince’s Drawing School is an educational charity dedicated to teaching drawing from observation. Founded by HRH The Prince of Wales to encourage a new generation of artists, each week over 600 students of all ages, backgrounds and abilities attend the school.

Website: www.princesdrawingschool.org

The Prince's School of Traditional Arts

The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts communicates the timeless and universal values of the traditional arts/crafts of the world, thereby ‘building bridges’ between cultures, through its post-graduate (MA and PhD) and outreach programmes.

Website: www.princesschooltraditionalarts.org

The Prince of Wales Foundation for Integrated Health

The Prince’s Foundation for Integrated Health encourages greater collaboration between conventional and complementary practitioners, and facilitates the development of integrated healthcare.

Website: www.fihealth.org.uk

The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment

The Prince’s Foundation for the Built Environment teaches and practises timeless and ecological ways of planning, designing and building. It educates through live building projects, educational conferences and a craft apprenticeship programme.

Website: www.princes-foundation.org

The Prince's Regeneration Trust

The Prince’s Regeneration Trust works with communities throughout the United Kingdom to ensure the preservation, regeneration and re-use of building of architectural or heritage value which are at risk.

Website: www.princes-regeneration.org

Turquoise Mountain

Turquoise Mountain is restoring part of the historic commercial centre of Kabul and has established Afghanistan’s first centre for Traditional Arts and Architecture which teaches woodwork, calligraphy and ceramics while developing sustainable markets for Afghan crafts.

Website: www.turquoisemountain.org/

The Great Steward of Scotland’s Dumfries House Trust

The Great Steward of Scotland’s Dumfries House Trust has been established to preserve Dumfries House, its contents and adjoining land for the Nation as a unique part of its heritage. The House was first opened to the public in June 2008.

Website: http://www.dumfries-house.org.uk/

Business in the Community

Business in the Community mobilises business for good. Its 850 members of the organisation commit to review and continually improve the way they operate with a specific focus on the need to manage resources wisely. Their power is in demonstrating the positive impact business can have on society and in so doing help rebuild trust and understanding of the value of business.

Website: www.bitc.org.uk

Scottish Business in the Community

Scottish Business in the Community was established to support, broker and challenge businesses to continually improve their positive impact on society to ensure a successful and sustainable economy. With its members and partners, SBC is working collectively to deliver a positive and sustainable impact on the key issues for Scotland: Employability, Education, Health and the Environment.

Website: www.sbcscot.com

HRH The Prince of Wales's Business and the Environment Programme

The Prince of Wales's Business & the Environment Programme was established in 1994 and is run by the University of Cambridge Programme for Industry. The Programme helps senior executives explore the business case for sustainable development and integrate
sustainability principles into their organisations.
Business leaders and representatives from the public sector and NGOs participate in one of the seminars held each year in Cambridge, New York, Salzburg and Cape Town. The Programme has introduced over 1,000 executives from over 400 organisations in more than
30 countries to the sustainability debate.

Website: www.cpi.cam.ac.uk

In Kind Direct

In Kind Direct improves live by redistributing surplus new goods donated by businesses to charities needing essential items to sustain their operations or give to the people they serve.

Arts & Business

Arts & Business is an engine for new alliances and ideas in arts sponsorship whose network connects companies and individuals to cultural organisations. Their services provide the chemistry and conditions for partnerships to prosper.

Website: www.aandb.org.uk

The Prince's Foundation for Children & the Arts

The Prince’s Foundation for Children & the Arts is an educational charity that helps children experience the arts in a high quality and sustained way. It provides access for young people who would otherwise grow up having had no, or very limited, opportunity to engage with the arts.

Website: www.childrenandarts.org.uk

Duchy Originals

Duchy Originals Ltd promotes organic food and farming and helps protect and sustain the countryside and wildlife. Profits generated from the sale of Duchy Originals products are donated to The Prince’s Charities Foundation.

Website: www.duchyoriginals.com

The North Highland Initiative

The North Highland Initiative promotes and develops the economy and supports the rural communities of the North Highlands. The Initiative’s ventures include North Highland Tourism ‘Pleasure in the Extreme’ and a range of products produced under the Mey Selections brand.

Highgrove Enterprises

Highgrove Enterprises manages the two Highgrove Shops and tours to The Prince’s Organic Garden at Highgrove.

Traditional Arts Ltd

Traditional Arts Ltd develops and sells products based on the designs from students and alumni of The Prince’s School of Traditional Arts. All profits are donated to the School.

Turquoise Mountain Arts

Turquoise Mountain Arts is the trading arm of Turquoise Mountain. Turquoise Mountain Arts finds markets for Afghan crafts, creating economic incentives to ensure their survival. It provides business training to young artisans, preparing them to succeed both as artists and entrepreneurs, and to existing craft businesses, helping them to expand and improve their operations.

The Prince’s Charities Events

The Prince’s Charities Events is a trading subsidiary set up to undertake commercial activities in support of the group’s wider mission, with a programme of music, sport and film such as ‘Concert for Diana’ and the ‘Masterpieces’ series of films.