The Saint Andrew's Society of Pittsburgh is a 501(c)(3) organization established in 1991 to preserve and promote Scottish heritage and traditions in the Greater Pittsburgh Area. This mission is fulfilled through educational, philanthropic, and social endeavors.

Contact Paul Thompson pthompson@TQconsultants.com 724 468-5800.

Membership is open to those who trace their lineage back to Scotland, and to those who have an interest in the heritage and traditions of Scotland.  Visit our Membership page to learn more.

The society provides scholarships to assist young people who are studying the Scottish arts and who live in the Greater Pittsburgh area.   Last year, with the Tartan Day Celebration of Pittsburgh, scholarships were given to the following young artists.  Visit our Scholarship page to learn more.  

 

This Year's Scholarship Winners:

Andrew Giel (Bagpipes)
John Patrick Hanna (Bagpipes)
David Hoffman (Bagpipes)
Paul-Luc Parks (Bagpipes)
Brian Pokrifka (Bagpipes)
Ryan Praskovich (Bagpipes)
Peter Schaldenbrand (Bagpipes)
Thomas Soergel (Bagpipes)
Miles Bennington (Drum)
Andrew Hoffman (Dance)
Sarah Hoffman (Dance)
Brittany Maniet (Dance)
Natalie Melton (Dance)
Rachael Melton (Dance)
Shannon Melton (Dance)
Georgia Messner (Dance)
Hannah Miller (Dance)
Gwenore Pokrifka (Dance)
Linda Purdue (Dance)
Gwen Soergel (Dance)
Nicole Young (Dance)
Michaela Lutz (Harp) 

  
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