For the Love of Scotland
What do you think of when you think of Scotland?
For some it’s the sweeping vistas of the Highlands or the fairy tale castles of Aberdeenshire. For others, the red squirrels in the Caledonian pine forest of Mar Lodge Estate or the puffins of St Kilda.
The story of Scotland is told through its places. And since 1931, the National Trust for Scotland has championed Scotland’s natural, built, and cultural heritage – protecting it today and for future generations.
Exterior of Burns Cottage from the Alloway High Street
At The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA, we encourage Americans to connect with the things that make Scotland special – from grand cliff-side estates to the humble cottage where Robert Burns was born, from hidden archaeological sites to majestic landscapes – and to help the Trust ensure that Scottish heritage always has a home.
The best way for Americans to protect Scotland’s coastlines and castles, art and architecture, wildlife and wilderness, is by making a tax-deductible donation to The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA. Your gift can be restricted to a favorite property or the Foundation can allocate it to wherever it is needed most.
Whether you are Scottish by birth, ancestry, or affection, you can ensure that the rich history and traditions shared by Scots and Americans are protected now and for centuries to come…
For the love of Scotland.