Funds & Finance
Raising millions
for good causes
In over fifty years, we have distributed in excess
of £2,000,000 to charities - a considerable achievement
for a club of our size, whose fundraising is generated solely by members volunteering their time and expertise.
Our aim is to help as many communities across Scotland as we can, by donating to as many Scottish charities as possible.
Funds & Finance
Raising millions
for good causes
In over fifty years, we have distributed in excess
of £2,000,000 to charities - a considerable achievement for a club of our size, whose fundraising is generated solely by members volunteering their time and expertise.
Our aim is to help as many communities across Scotland as we can, by donating to as many Scottish charities as possible.
Stats that make
us proud to help
Stats that make
us proud to help
Since being founded over 50 years ago, we have raised over
£2,000,000 for causes all across Scotland. If you’re a Scottish charity looking for some extra funding, why not get in touch.
Since being founded over 50 years ago, we have raised over £2,000,000 for causes all across Scotland. If you’re a Scottish charity looking
for some extra funding, why not get in touch.
Enquire now
Club of Scotland founded
Club of Scotland founded
Donated each year
Donated each year
Charities supported
Charities supported
Donated over 50 years
Donated over 50 years
Small charities
making a big
impact
Over the years, we’ve been proud to support a wide range
of charities. Many are small, local organisations making a real difference to the lives of disabled or underprivileged children
and adults. We’ve also worked with well-known charities such
as Riding for the Disabled, where we support individual local branches rather than the national organisation.
The letters and messages we receive from the charities we help
are incredibly moving and full of gratitude. In several cases
- particularly where local authority funding has been reduced -
our support has helped organisations continue their vital work
and, in some instances, simply keep going.
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Small charities
making a big impact
Over the years, we’ve been proud to support
a wide range of charities. Many are small, local organisations making a real difference to the lives of disabled or underprivileged children and adults. We’ve also worked with well-known charities such
as Riding for the Disabled, where we support individual local branches rather than the national organisation.
The letters and messages we receive from the charities we help are incredibly moving and full
of gratitude. In several cases - particularly where local authority funding has been reduced - our support has helped organisations continue their vital work and, in some instances, simply keep going.
Small charities
making a big
impact
Over the years, we’ve been proud to support a wide range
of charities. Many are small, local organisations making a real difference to the lives of disabled or underprivileged children
and adults. We’ve also worked with well-known charities such
as Riding for the Disabled, where we support individual local branches rather than the national organisation.
The letters and messages we receive from the charities we help
are incredibly moving and full of gratitude. In several cases
- particularly where local authority funding has been reduced -
our support has helped organisations continue their vital work
and, in some instances, simply keep going.
View charities
Small charities
making a big impact
Over the years, we’ve been proud to support
a wide range of charities. Many are small, local organisations making a real difference to the lives of disabled or underprivileged children and adults. We’ve also worked with well-known charities such
as Riding for the Disabled, where we support individual local branches rather than the national organisation.
The letters and messages we receive from the charities we help are incredibly moving and full
of gratitude. In several cases - particularly where local authority funding has been reduced - our support has helped organisations continue their vital work and, in some instances, simply keep going.
Our mission is to bring together members from diverse backgrounds
to raise money for deserving charities and to do so cheerfully
Our mission is
to bring together members from diverse backgrounds
to raise money for deserving charities and to do so cheerfully
From Hollywood
to Scotland…
Founded in pre-war America, Saints & Sinners clubs began in San Francisco and New York
as charitable organisations supporting the showbusiness community. Over time their purpose broadened and membership grew to include leading figures from politics, horse racing, academia, business, sport and entertainment.
Inspired by connections with iconic American entertainers such as Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Glenn Miller, a London club was established
in 1947 to strengthen friendship between Britain and the United States. Its success later inspired Scottish members to form their own chapter, and in 1965 the Saints & Sinners Club of Scotland was founded — continuing the club’s tradition of friendship, generosity and lively company to
this day.
From Hollywood
to Scotland…
Founded in pre-war America, Saints & Sinners clubs began
in San Francisco and New York as charitable organisations supporting the showbusiness community. Over time their purpose broadened and membership grew to include leading figures from politics, horse racing, academia, business, sport and entertainment.
Inspired by connections with iconic American entertainers such as Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Glenn Miller, a London club was established in 1947 to strengthen friendship between Britain and the United States. Its success later inspired Scottish members to form their own chapter, and in 1965 the Saints & Sinners Club of Scotland was founded — continuing the club’s tradition of friendship, generosity and lively company to this day.
From Hollywood
to Scotland…
Founded in pre-war America, Saints & Sinners clubs began in San Francisco and New York
as charitable organisations supporting the showbusiness community. Over time their purpose broadened and membership grew to include leading figures from politics, horse racing, academia, business, sport and entertainment.
Inspired by connections with iconic American entertainers such as Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Glenn Miller, a London club was established
in 1947 to strengthen friendship between Britain and the United States. Its success later inspired Scottish members to form their own chapter, and in 1965 the Saints & Sinners Club of Scotland was founded — continuing the club’s tradition of friendship, generosity and lively company to
this day.
From Hollywood
to Scotland…
Founded in pre-war America, Saints & Sinners clubs began
in San Francisco and New York as charitable organisations supporting the showbusiness community. Over time their purpose broadened and membership grew to include leading figures from politics, horse racing, academia, business, sport and entertainment.
Inspired by connections with iconic American entertainers such as Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire and Glenn Miller, a London club was established in 1947 to strengthen friendship between Britain and the United States. Its success later inspired Scottish members to form their own chapter, and in 1965 the Saints & Sinners Club of Scotland was founded — continuing the club’s tradition of friendship, generosity and lively company to this day.
Our vision
We endeavour to enhance the lives of both those
who help us, and those whom we help, making activities
and days out fun for everyone.
Our vision
We endeavour to enhance the lives of both those who help us, and those whom we help, making activities and days out fun for everyone.
Our board
President: Max Stewart
Chairman: Jamie Matheson
Vice Chair: David Harris
Past Chairman: Bruce Minto OBE
Treasurer: Fraser Campbell
Secretary: Gordon Lennox
Shoot Convenor: Angus Kerr
Race Convenor : Philip Martin
Lunch Convenor: Neil Watson
Golf Convenor: David Harris
Alan Thornton MBE, David MacRobert,
Ryan Fletcher & John McLeish
Our board
President: Max Stewart
Chairman: Jamie Matheson
Vice Chair: David Harris
Past Chairman: Bruce Minto OBE
Treasurer: Fraser Campbell
Secretary: Gordon Lennox
Shoot Convenor: Angus Kerr
Race Convenor : Philip Martin
Lunch Convenor: Neil Watson
Golf Convenor: David Harris
Alan Thornton MBE, David MacRobert,
Ryan Fletcher & John McLeish
Big impact
starts here
If you’d like to support our amazing charities, you can make a donation to the club by simply clicking the link below or alternatively scan the QR code opposite using your smartphone. Any contribution is greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your support.
Donate here
Clay Shoot
Dunkeld
15 May 2026
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Race Day
Hamilton Park
Thursday 25th June 2026
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Glasgow Lunch
Clayton Hotel
Friday 18th September 2026
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Put the date
in your diary
Our annual calendar of events raises the vast
majority of funds we donate to charity each year.
The active participation of our members and their
guests at these events is key to our continued success
in supporting charitable activities all over Scotland.
Events
Put the date
in your diary
Our annual calendar of events raises the vast majority of funds we donate to charity each year.
The active participation of our members and their guests at these events is key to our continued success in supporting charitable activities all over Scotland.
Clay Shoot
Dunkeld
15 May 2026
Add to calendar
Race Day
Hamilton Park
Thursday 25th June 2026
Add to calendar
Add to calendar
Glasgow Lunch
Clayton Hotel
Friday 18th September 2026
Add to calendar
Add to calendar
Put the date
in your diary
Our annual calendar of events raises the vast
majority of funds we donate to charity each year.
The active participation of our members and their
guests at these events is key to our continued success
in supporting charitable activities all over Scotland.
Events
Put the date
in your diary
Our annual calendar of events raises the vast majority of funds we donate to charity each year.
The active participation of our members and their guests at these events is key to our continued success in supporting charitable activities all over Scotland.
“What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other.”
George Elliot
“What do we live for if not to make the world less difficult for each other.”
George Elliot
We'd love to
hear from you
Want to help, or are part of an organisation that could use our
help? Then don’t hesitate to get in contact with us.
If you’d like to know more about us, or want to learn more
about the charities we help, please drop us an email.
Registered Charity: SCO15290
enquiries@saintsandsinnersclub.com
We'd love to
hear from you
Want to help, or are part of an organisation that could use our help? Then don’t hesitate to get in contact with us.
If you’d like to know more about us, or want to learn more about the charities we help, please drop us an email.
Registered Charity: SC015290
enquiries@saintsandsinnersclub.com
Big impact
starts here
If you’d like to support our amazing charities,
you can make a donation to the club by simply clicking the link opposite, any contribution is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.
Donate here
