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Prince William and Prince Harry had a special task on Thursday – presenting young people from around the world with an award established in memory of their mother, Princess Diana.
Twenty young recipients traveled to St. James’s Palace to receive the Legacy Award set up by the Diana Award charity to recognize the “monumental impact” they have made on society.
The royal brothers gave a moving speech before they handed out the much-deserved awards.
“This summer marks 20 years since our mother died. She achieved so much in her life. From helping to shatter the stigma around AIDS, to fighting to ban landmines and supporting the homeless — she touched the lives of millions,” William, 34, said.
Lakefield’s Faith Dickinson was one honoured for her Cuddles for Cancer blankets.
Read the full story here: http://people.com/royals/william-and-harry-award-young-heroes-in-honor-of-their-late-mom-princess-diana/
