Every scholarship awarded, concert performed, and historic site preserved is made possible by generous donors like you. When you support the Learned Kindred of Currie, you’re helping us pass on centuries of tradition to future generations and continue the vital work of cultural preservation — from nurturing young Celtic artists to creating meaningful connections within the Scottish diaspora worldwide.
Your donations directly fund eight Celtic culture scholarships supporting young musicians, artists and scholars at leading institutions across Scotland and North America, from bagpiping and harp studies to Gaelic research and composition.
Help us commission new musical works, champion emerging artists, and continue producing signature Scottish festivals and heritage events such as The Pipes of Christmas and Tartan Day on Ellis Island.
Our Monuments Initiative works to preserve Scottish landmarks and important Gaelic cultural sites, ensuring future generations can connect with their Scottish roots in meaningful ways.
Support our presence at Highland Games in North America and Scotland, as well as our engagement with other cultural organizations and grassroots efforts that strengthen Scottish heritage communities worldwide.
The Clan Currie Society
P.O. Box 541
Summit, NJ
07902-0541
United States of America
Please contact us directly to discuss memorial scholarships or request information about including us in your estate planning.
Each fall, we launch our annual Pipes of Christmas GoFundMe campaign to fund the production of our signature holiday concert.
Campaign supporters receive exclusive perks including early ticket access, digital content, and recognition as Pipes of Christmas Patrons.
Check back in September to join this year’s campaign, or sign up for Pipes of Christmas emails to get notified when the campaign begins.
Yes! The Clan Currie Society is registered in the United States as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are fully tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Yes, we welcome support from our global family. You can give through PayPal or via credit card, though tax-deductibility may vary by country.
You’ll receive an email confirmation for online donations. For cheque donations, we’ll send a thank-you letter that serves as your tax receipt.
Absolutely. When making your donation, you can indicate if you’d like it directed toward a specific program like scholarships, cultural programming, or heritage preservation.
We could, but we believe family membership is granted by birthright or affiliation. You can’t charge an individual to be a member of a family. Preserving and sharing Scottish heritage should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances. As a nonprofit organization, we’re committed to building a global community united by our shared passion for Celtic culture and the MacMhuirich bardic tradition.
Free membership allows us to reach more people who are interested in Scottish heritage and keep them informed about our cultural programs, events, and educational initiatives in a timely way. Our goal is to foster connections and spread knowledge, not create financial barriers.
Instead of charging membership fees, we rely on individual donations, fundraising events like The Pipes of Christmas, and partnerships with cultural institutions to support our scholarship programs, heritage preservation efforts, and community outreach activities. This approach allows us to focus on our mission while building an inclusive, worldwide family of supporters.
We’re honored when supporters choose to include us in their wills or estate plans. Legacy gifts help ensure Scottish heritage preservation continues for future generations. Reach out any time to discuss options like bequests, charitable remainder trusts, or creating a named scholarship fund.
It’s a privilege to help you honor your loved one’s memory. Please contact us directly and we’ll help you set up a memorial gift. We can notify the family of your thoughtful tribute while keeping the donation amount private.