The numbers are in! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have helped raise an astounding £4.2m for a project to improve the National Memorial Arboretum, reports BBC News.
Last night, the couple played host and hostess to a whopping 120 people, at a reception and dinner to raise funds for the arboretum’s £12m appeal.
The event was held at St. James’s Palace, where all of the dining tables were decorated with tiny trees, to be planted at the 150-acre arboretum in Staffordshire.
William, who gave a short, before dinner speech, launched the initiative and became a patron in 2009.
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