The humanitarian work of Christian mission organisation Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) has been honoured by King Charles.
Representing MAF, CEO Donovan Palmer (pictured left), Trustee Max Gove, Deputy Country Director in Uganda Sam Baguma, and Becky Waterman attended a reception at Buckingham Palace hosted by the King, Queen Camilla and Princess Anne, where the “exceptional” work of approximately 100 humanitarian charities was recognised.
In a statement on MAF’s website, Palmer said: “It’s humbling to represent MAF on behalf of so many colleagues who’ve gone before us for so many years, and of course those who are currently working hard around the world in much more difficult circumstances than in the UK.”
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