Tom Moore knighted by Queen after raising £33million for the NHS

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Captain Sir Tom Moore has been knighted by the Queen in a ceremony at Windsor Castle on Friday.The 100 year old became a monumental figure amid the coronavirus pandemic as he raised more than £32 million for the NHS.The veteran was joined by family for the occasion, including is daughter Hannah Ingram, son-in-law Colin Ingram, grandson Benji and granddaughter Georgia.The fitting occasion saw Captain Tom knighted by Queen Elizabeth, 94, just after 3pm and pictures have since emerged of the

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Queen Elizabeth will be part of a knighthood ceremony on Friday, July 17, marking her first face-to-face duty since the COVID-19 lockdown. And, the man of honor will be Captain Tom Moore, the 100-year-old who famously raised more than $40 million for the UK’s National Health Service during the pandemic by walking 100 laps in his garden.

During the peak of the pandemic, and as he was about to celebrate his 100th birthday, Second World War veteran Captain Sir Tom Moore set out on a modest charitable venture.He doggedly completed laps of his garden in Bedfordshire with the aim of raising £1,000 for NHS charities.Thanks to the worldwide publicity, he far exceeded his own expectations as he raised almost £33 million - and he kept walking as the money poured in.And he will be knighted by the Queen later this week in his own personal