What does the Band do?
The Appalachian Saint Andrew’s Pipes and Drums embodies the spirit that embraces the time- honored standards and traditions practiced worldwide by Scottish pipe bands. The Band is a multi- program organization whose on-going objective is to perform the timeless music of the Scottish pipes and drums whenever and wherever the occasion demands. In doing so, the Band honors its Celtic heritage and does its part in continuing centuries-long traditions. The Band’s members are dedicated to the Band, to the music, and to furthering the education and enjoyment of traditional Scottish music and culture.
Why should I make a donation?
There are a number of reasons why a tax-deductible donation makes sense. We are a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization completely supported by our performances and your donations. It’s our audience and supporters, people like yourself, that have made our programs successful, and our objectives and goals attainable.
Who will benefit from my donation?
Benefactors from all over the world can be assured that the donations they make to support the on- going objectives and goals of the Band, and help preserve the Scottish musical heritage through the Band’s Education and Performance Programs.
Sponsorship!
If you or your organization or business is interested in showcasing your Scottish heritage, there is no better way than sponsoring the Appalachian Saint Andrew’s Pipes and Drums. Sponsorships can include free concerts and advertising opportunities. Sponsorships of more than $1,000 per year are eligible for advertising on this website, and those interested in sponsoring the Band at this level may also be able to negotiate for even more great benefits.
You can help preserve the Scottish musical heritage through these programs:
Through Education:
• Bagpipe and Drum instruction by volunteers from the Band
• Volunteer visits to civic and community groups, veterans’ groups, schools, and churches
Through Performances:
• Up to 30 performances annually throughout the North Georgia and Western North
Carolina regions
• Performances for civic and community groups, veterans’ groups, schools, churches,
corporations, government, and heritage groups
• Performances at Scottish and Celtic festivals throughout the Southern Appalachian region