Sites:
| Java St. Andrew's Society: Features non-profit organization catering to the needs of people of Scottish heritage living abroad in Java. | | Singapore St. Andrew's Society: Lineage society for those of Scottish descent living in Singapore. Offers membership information, upcoming events, dances and sporting events, photos, committees, contacts, and links. | | St. Andrew's Society of Central New York: A Scottish lineage society open to those over the age of eighteen who are descended from a Scottish ancestor, or are the spouse thereof, which was formed to perpetuate Scottish traditions and culture, promote the establishment and growth of Clan societies, Scottish organizations, and Scottish events, and provide charitable and educational assistance to persons who are lineal descendants of Scots. | | St. Andrew's Society of Connecticut: Membership organization for Scottish heritage and culture. Provides information on annual Scottish Festival as well as other events and membership. | | St. Andrew's Society of New Hampshire: Features activities, events, and history of group working towards the preservation and advancement of Scottish arts and culture. | | St. Andrew's Society of Southern Nevada: Membership is open to anyone of Scottish descent, or those with the love of Scotland. Society programs include meetings, dances and Scottish dance classes, highland games and events. Also includes photos, library information, and links. | | St. Andrew's Society of Vermont: Promoting the Scottish culture in the arts and community, and hosts of the Quechee Scottish Festival held in October in Vermont. Offers calendar of events, games, dances, and festivals. | | St. Andrew-Caledonian Society of Calgary, Canada: Formed in 1884 and incorporated as a non-profit society in 1923. Membership is open to those of Scottish descent who are interested in promoting the objectives of promoting Scottish culture in Canada. | | The Illinois St. Andrew Society: Organized in 1854 to sustain the Scottish heritage in music, literature, history, cultural exchanges and dance, and to assist fellow Scottish immigrants in adjusting to the rugged pioneer midwest. Offers a wide variety of programs, groups, and committees for Scottish genealogy, history, and business, as well as the Scottish Home for elderly Scots. Newsletter, membership qualifications, photos, events, and list of famous and infamous American Scots. | | The Saint Andrew's Society of Washington, D.C.: Charitable and social lineage organization with origins dating back to 1760 with membership open to those of Scottish birth or ancestry. Offers information on the society, membership requirements, events, programs, scholarships, newsletter, and links. |
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