Unfortunately, our grant-giving activities are temporarily paused while we review our grants programme and its priorities. Please read more here.
Unfortunately, our grant-giving activities are temporarily paused while we review our grants programme and its priorities. Please read more here.
Unfortunately, our grant-giving activities are temporarily paused while we review our grants programme and its priorities. Please read more here.
Unfortunately, our grant-giving activities are temporarily paused while we review our grants programme and its priorities. Please read more here.
Scotland has over 3,500 church buildings of all denominations. Over 2,500 of these are listed as being of architectural or historical interest. Country churches, medieval cathedrals, Georgian, Victorian and more modern church buildings contribute so much to the landscape, townscape and cultural heritage of Scotland.
Admiration and appreciation of Scotland’s church buildings will not ensure their continued existence. Congregations all over Scotland are struggling to maintain and repair their churches. Inflation and the increasing toll of the Scottish climate on buildings now one or more centuries old have caused many churches to fall into dangerous disrepair.
This trust is mainly dependent on support from private individuals, business organisations and all those concerned with maintaining Scotland’s valuable architectural and historic heritage.