Princess Kate’s Magical Christmas High-Fives Bring Joy in Support of Seven-Year-Old Mountain Climber’s Charitable Effort

As Christmas is around the corner, the streets had been already lit up and decorated, and the grandeur of Westminster Abbey was enhanced with the presence of the Princess of Wales Kate Middleton. She had spread a heartwarming spectacle of joy and goodwill and enchanted everyone with her Christmas high-fives. 

This gesture has been to celebrate the remarkable efforts of the children whose charitable moves went ‘above and beyond’. Amidst the young philanthropists, it was a seven-year-old mountain climber, Oscar Burrow who stole the show because of his extraordinary contributions to society. 

Young climber appreciated by Middleton for his charitable moves

Known for her compassion and warmth, Princess Kate Middleton engaged with the children, appreciating them for their charitable efforts that are unlikely for their age. Among the other participants was Burrow, a Lancashire native, who has dedicated himself to the charity. 

The efforts of the pint-sized fundraiser turned mountain climber did not go unnoticed and earned him a ‘Points of Light’ award from Rishi Sunak. As reported by Lancaster Guardian, Burrow completed a daring feat by climbing 12 mountains in the UK to the height of Mount Everest.

However, the goal of the young climber was not for personal accomplishment, as he had set his sights on something greater. The amount the climber raised from completing the challenge, which was £40,000, went on to help a Chorley-based children’s hospice, Derian House, that takes care of 400 babies, children, and young people every year. 

Appreciation of other young philanthropists 

The interaction between the young climber and Middleton amidst the festive event caught the attention. The Princess of Wales had been seen kneeling and spending a considerable time interacting with Burrows. Her supportive words, followed by high-fives, resonated with him and his family. Besides, the gesture showcased the commitment of the royal family to encourage and acknowledge charitable endeavors. 

The event also witnessed a united appearance of the Royal Family, as Middleton was joined by Prince William and their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, denoting their genuine engagement with the community that escalated the true spirit of Christmas. 

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Other than interacting with the Burrows, her heartfelt encounters continued, and she also spent her time chatting with four scouts from the 3rd Upton Scout Group in Slough. Her vibrant interaction resonated through her encouraging words, which expressed her admiration for their inspiring activities. 

Even after the conclusion of the Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, Princess Kate Middleton’s kind words and heartfelt interactions would continue to inspire the little contributors of the society. This occasion also celebrated the art of giving back by bringing to light the charitable endeavors of young climbers like Burrows and acknowledging selfless efforts reminding them to spread kindness during the holiday season. 

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