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Who funds royal patronages?

Royal patronages, like the Princess of Wales's support for charities, are typically funded by private donations, grants, and fundraising efforts by the organisations themselves. The Royal Family does not directly fund these charities with public money. Their involvement primarily offers visibility and endorsement, helping to attract support and raise awareness for important causes.

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