King Charles III buries time capsule celebrating 35 years of the King’s Foundation

King Charles III officially made one of his first public appearances in 2025 after leading a poignant ceremony on January 15, at Dumfries House in Scotland. The King attended the event to celebrate the 35th anniversary of The King’s Foundation, an organization dedicated to sustainability, education, and environmental preservation.

During the event, the Monarch of the United Kingdom buried a time capsule containing carefully selected items to be opened in 2125. The symbolic act wants to evoke the King’s steadfast commitment to global causes.

King Charles III’s message for the future is emphasized over the importance of initiatives that bridge the past and the future. He explained that sustainability is not a choice but a responsibility, and he left a handwritten letter in the time capsule to serve as an appeal to future generations to carry on the fight for environmental preservation.

The letter also expressed the Monarch’s deep concerns about the climate crisis and emphasized the importance of education in shaping a sustainable future. The King’s vision since the very start has stayed strong.