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    • Americans Working on Behalf of Scotland

    Important COVID-19 Update

    Please note that our office will be closed to the public through at least May 4, 2020. We ask for your patience and understanding as we process gifts and memberships remotely.

    Please do not hesitate to contact executive director Kirstin Bridier at kbridier@ntsusa.org at any time if we can be of assistance. If you would like to communicate by phone please call 617-227-7500 and leave a voicemail. We will return your call as soon as possible. 

    The story of Scotland is told through its places, from the remote island of St Kilda to Edinburgh’s elegant Charlotte Square. But the cost of simply maintaining the National Trust for Scotland’s properties is more than $75 each minute.

    The best way that Americans can protect Scotland’s majestic landscapes, glorious gardens, and architectural treasures is by making a tax-deductible donation to the National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA. Help us ensure that the rich history and traditions shared by Scots and Americans are protected for future generations.

    For the Love of Scotland

    The National Trust for Scotland protects over 100 treasured places, for now and for the centuries to come. Unrestricted gifts will be applied where funding is needed most. We do what we do … for the love of Scotland.

    Priority Projects

    Each year, the Trust identifies a range of urgent priorities across its historic sites and landscapes. Americans like you can help support the essential work of the Trust by making a donation to a priority project that captures your personal interest and imagination.

    Glencoe Annual Appeal

    Earlier this year, we vividly reinterpreted the story of Glencoe in a world-class visitor center. Now, our annual appeal will support projects that extend learning outdoors for an immersive look into the glen’s fascinating history.

    The Campaign for Hill House

    The Trust has developed a radical conservation approach for Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Hill House: erecting a temporary mesh armor that will provide vital protection from the elements as the building is restored to its original glory, all in full view of the public. Join us in supporting this ground breaking project.

    We are grateful that you are considering making a contribution to the Foundation. Donations can be made online through our secure website, by calling our office at 617-227-7500, or by mail to:

    The National Trust for Scotland Foundation USA
    45 School Street, 3rd Floor
    Boston, MA 02108

    The Foundation accepts gifts of stock; please contact us directly for instructions.

    Matching Gift

    Many employers offer matching gift programs and will match any charitable contributions made by their employees. Ask your employer today if they can help your gift make twice the impact.

    Planned Giving

    Planned gifts are designed to advance the mutual goals of donors and the Foundation. Planned gifts can be used to endow specific projects or properties. Above all, they are a permanent legacy of those who have championed and worked for preserving Scotland’s rich history.

    For more information about planned giving, please contact Kirstin Bridier at 617-227-7500 or kbridier@ntsusa.org.

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