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Corona et Constitutio in Servitio Nationis
Corona et Constitutio in Servitio Nationis

The Crown Society is a not-for-profit, non-party-political voluntary membership organisation, constituted as an unincorporated association. It is not a registered charity or a company registered at Companies House.
Our Aim is to bring together people who value monarchy, constitutional continuity and the hereditary principle.
Based in the United Kingdom but international in outlook, the Society promotes informed understanding of monarchy in Britain and throughout the world. We seek to encourage education, discussion and respectful debate about the historical development, constitutional role and continuing relevance of monarchical institutions.
We believe that constitutional monarchy can provide continuity, stability and a focus of national identity while existing alongside representative and democratic government.
The Society welcomes members from all sections of the community in the UK and from around the world, and who share our principal aims.
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To support His Majesty King Charles III, his heirs and successors, the Royal Family, the Royal Household and the institutions of the Crown, in accordance with the law.
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To promote understanding and appreciation of the constitutional monarchy, history, heritage, culture, customs and traditions of the United Kingdom; the unity of its constituent nations under the Crown; and the historic relationships between the Crown, the Commonwealth Realms, the Crown Dependencies, the Overseas Territories and the wider Commonwealth of Nations.
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To promote informed understanding of constitutional monarchy as a form of government and to examine its historical development and place in contemporary society.
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To provide members and the wider public with opportunities for fellowship, education, discussion and celebration relating to monarchy and the Crown.
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To support the preservation and promotion of monarchy throughout the world, principally through education and informed discussion, including consideration of the constitutional restoration of monarchy in countries which have become republics.
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To promote peace, mutual respect and understanding among peoples and nations, and to encourage the study of history and the lessons which may be learned from it.
The Crown Society is not affiliated to any political party or religious organisation and does not claim the official endorsement of any reigning Sovereign or government unless expressly stated.
The Society is honoured to enjoy the personal patronage of those listed on our Patrons page.
We represent a diverse group of people united in a common cause.
Please reach us at contact@thecrownsociety.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
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Annual Full Membership is £20, together with a one-off joining fee of £5 in the first year, which contributes towards the cost of the Society's membership pin.
Donations above this minimum amount is most welcome.
Existing members may also use the Membership Portal to renew their membership.


Please support this website and contribute to the growth and success of The Crown Society, which celebrates the achievements of constitutional monarchy.
The Society is funded principally through membership subscriptions and voluntary donations. Contributions, large or small, help us maintain our educational work, website and activities.
We welcome donations towards the cost of our work and this website, and we will happily accept contributions —large or small! Your support is invaluable to the Crown Society and helps us continue our mission.
If you wish to send a cheque (in £ Sterling), please make it payable to "The Crown Society" and send it to:
The Treasurer,
The Crown Society
c/o St Nicholas House,
42-48 High Street, Lydd,
Kent TN29 9AN
When you send your cheque, please ensure you include your name, address, and email address to help us acknowledge your support for the Crown Society.
Those who support and promote a Constitutional Monarchy often align with the values of the society of the crown, which is especially pertinent in the UK. Here, the Royal Family, led by King Charles III, plays a significant role that resonates with crown members around the globe.
c/o St Nicholas House, 42-48 High Street, Lydd, Romney Marsh, TN29 9AN, United Kingdom