The Queen, who died today (September 8) was patron of a number of Welsh charities. From military groups to those supporting historic buildings and charities - these are the groups she has supported.
It was announced in December, 2016, she would step back from some roles. That included the Welsh Rugby Union. Her eldest grandson, the Duke of Cambridge has taken over from Her Majesty in that role.
The Queen remained patron of a number of different grounds in Wales, including the Friends of Llandaff Cathedral and the Royal Welsh Officers' Association.
Her death was announced at 6.30pm today.
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Cardiff Royal Infirmary
Hospital based in the Welsh capital.
Friends of Llandaff Cathedral
Raises funds to maintain Llandaff Cathedral in Wales.
Golf Union of Wales
Promotes the amateur game in Wales.
National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations of Wales
Governing body of the Welsh branch of the Christian charity providing support for young people.
Fields in Trust
Organisation seeking to protect and improve playing fields and other recreational spaces in the UK.
Royal Welsh Officers' Association
Organisation for past members of the Royal Welsh regiment.
St Davids Cathedral Festival
Annual summer festival of classical music.
St Davids Cathedral, Wales
Historic cathedral in St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
The Football Association of Wales
Body governing the sport of football in Wales.
The Royal Welch Comrades Association
Veterans' association.
The Royal Welsh Agricultural Society
Holds the annual Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells, Powys.
The United World College of the Atlantic
College based in Wales for international students, providing students with a global vision.
The University of Wales Trinity St David's
Centre of higher education based in Cardiff, offering high-quality teaching and research.
The Welsh Pony and Cob Society
Native breed society.
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