The King’s Foundation 35 under 35 network

The King’s Foundation announces 35 under 35 network

“The King’s Foundation today announces the outcome of our  nationwide search for the next generation of makers and changemakers – The King’s Foundation’s 35 under 35.

“The 35 under 35 is a network of young people working with The  King’s Foundation to promote the change we want to see in the world, as we celebrate our 35th anniversary.

“From traditional makers such as Rosa Harradine, to King’s Foundation graduate and sustainable fashion label founder Isabelle Pennington-Edmead, the final 35 are a network of exceptional young people who represent the change The King’s Foundation stands for across nature and sustainability, traditional arts and crafts, textiles, architecture and urbanism, health and wellbeing, horticulture and farming.

“Find out more about our 35 under 35 on our website.

“‘We are unbelievably excited to unveil our 35 under 35 – an exceptional group of young people who we can’t wait to start working with. We wanted to celebrate our 35th anniversary by identifying the next generation of makers and changemakers who chime with His Majesty’s vision for a better future, and we are confident the final 35 will be incredible ambassadors for his work through The King’s Foundation.’

Kristina Murrin CBE, Chief Executive of The King’s Foundation

“The aim for the 35 under 35 network is to raise awareness of the  work of The King’s Foundation and create a network of engaged individuals who can work together and exchange knowledge across their diverse disciplines into the future, in line  with The King’s philosophy of Harmony.

“We searched for young people who are engaged, active on social media and whose work chimes with our philosophy of Harmony. Harmony is a universal expression for the order, connection and balance found in nature. The Harmony philosophy sees everything in nature as interconnected, including ourselves. This means taking a holistic approach to the challenges facing our planet, and looking to solve these challenges by working with nature, rather than against her.

“The final 35 will have the chance to showcase their specialism and passion at a range of events throughout the year, as well as having the chance to visit our sites across the UK for content gathering and experience days, including Dumfries House,  Highgrove Gardens and the Garrison Chapel. The 35 under 35 will also be spotlighted on our King’s Foundation social media
channels and our website and have the chance to network with our students, alumni and ambassadors.”

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