Download ASF Wallace Awards Invitation Here
On September 30th, join us in celebrating the American-Scottish Foundation's 65th Anniversary, and the presenting of
the 2022 Wallace Award to Charles, Lord Bruce, heir to the Chief of the Bruce family
As heir to the current Chief, Lord Andrew Elgin,11th Earl of Elgin & 15th Earl of Kincardine, KT, CD, JP, DL, as well as
in his own right, Lord Bruce is tireless in his support of Scotland's heritage, arts and culture - both in Scotland and internationally.
Due to unforseen circumstances Lord Bruce is unable to be with us to join us. We are honored to have Donald E Bruce, President, Family of Bruce International, together with Thomas Allen Bruce, Lieutenant to Lord Elgin. accepting the Wallace Award on behalf of Lord Bruce.
In the past 65 years the ASF has become a leading voice within our Scottish American community, supporting and amplifying our
shared love of Scotland, its heritage and its culture - following the mission set out by our founder Lord Malcolm Douglas Hamilton
that the American Scottish Foundation be a bridge between the United States and Scotland - the mission remains as it was then.
Download ASF Wallace Awards Invitation Here
To Register and Bid Click Here.
The Wallace Awards evening will benefit the ongoing work of the American-Scottish Foundation with a portion of the proceeds directed to the ASF Lord Malcolm Douglas Hamilton Bursary Youth Program.
Come join us for an evening that will begin with whisky tasting of Scottish Whiskys and opportunity to begin bidding on our silent auction.
Musical interludes will be brought throughout the night by Noise Maker.
As a supporter and friend of the Foundation we hope that you will consider becoming a Patron of the evening with the purchase of a table or the purchase of 2 Mull tickets or above.
Ways to be involved:There are many ways to be involved from
- Attending the Gala (reservation form)
- Patron recognition in the Journal with purchase of 2 Mull tickets or above
- Host of Table recognition in the Journal at corresponding level
- Advertising in the Journal Program (advertising form)
- Donating to the silent auction (donation form)
For further information please call the ASF Events office
on (929) 499-9025
or email americanscottishfoundation@gmail.com.
Separate forms are also available here for:
Table and individual reservations
Advertising submissions and specifications
Silent Auction Donations
All the forms above in a single ZIP file
Reservations may be made securely online via Paypal below, or you may download the reservation form in PDF format if you would rather purchase your table or tickets by check or credit card offline.
Please return forms to our office by email or by mail:
American-Scottish Foundation
864 Lexington Ave, 2nd Floor
New York NY 10065
Individual Reservations
ASF will assign seating for individuals, unless noted by the individual specifying a specific table at which he or she would like to sit.
- ARRAN ASF Members individual ticket at $350
- ISLAY individual ticket at $425 (ASF Membership Included)
- MULL individual ticket at $500
- SKYE individual ticket at $1,000
- ORKNEY individual ticket at $2,000
- SHETLAND individual ticket at $3,500
Group/Table Reservations
When purchasing a table, please download the table form (here) to include the names of your guests.
- ARRAN ASF Members Table of 10 at $3,500
- ISLAY Table of 10 at $4,250
- MULL Table of 10 at $5,000
- SKYE Table of 10 at $10,000
(with color half page in Gala Program) - ORKNEY Table of 10 at $20,000*
(with color page in Gala Program) - SHETLAND Table of 10 at $35,000*
(with color page in Gala Program)
| Individual Tickets | Table Tickets |
| Payment amount in excess of $250 per guest is tax-deductible to the extent of the law. |
GALA PROGRAM ADVERTISING:
- Full page Color $1,250
- Full page Black & White $750
- Half page Color $650
- Half page Black & White $425
ASF is proud to annouce the Fitzpatrick Hotel Group the official hotels of the 2022 Wallace Awards
Centrally located on Lexington Avenue you now have choice of either of these great hotels - Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel, NYC
57th Street & Lexington Avenue and Fitzpatrick Grand Central, NYC 141 East 44th Street. Wallace attendees and ASF Members get 10% discount when booking a room for the Wallace awards by using the ASF code: AMSCF.
To make reservations click here.
The American-Scottish Foundation is proud to honor:
Charles Edward Bruce, Lord Bruce
Charles, Lord Bruce He is eldest son and heir to Andrew Bruce, 11th Earl of Elgin & 15th Earl of Kincardine KT, 37th Chief of the Name of Bruce.
The American Scottish Foundation is proud to present the Wallace Award to Charles, Lord Bruce for his tireless support and promotion of Scotland's Heritage, Arts and Culture both in Scotland and Internationally. His interests include conservation of the built heritage, the fine arts, multiculturalism, education and the Scottish diaspora.
Amongst his many involvements he is :
- Governor of the Patrons of the National Galleries of Scotland who awarded Lord Bruce the Paolozzi Gold Medal in 2012 for fundraising.
- Patron of the Scottish Centre of Tagore Studies
- Japan Society of Scotland
- Association of Clans and Scottish Societies of Canada
- Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs, Executive Council
- President, Dunfermline United Burns Club, the world’s third oldest Burns club
- On the advisory board of the RAF Benevolent Fund
- The International Academic Forum (IAFOR)
- Chairman of the Kolkata Scottish Heritage Trust which is running an urban regeneration project in Kolkata, India
- Trustee of the Scottish Lime Centre Trust
- President of The Democracy Forum, a leading policy forum for Asia
He was educated at Eton College and the universities of St Andrews (MA Hons, 1984) and Dundee (MSc , 2013). He has been HM Deputy Lieutenant for Fife since 1997, and a member of the Royal Company of Archers, HM Queen’s Bodyguard for Scotland, Hon. Maj. 31 Combat Engineer Regiment (The Elgins), Canadian Forces and Hon. Keeper, Keepers of the Quaich.
MISSION OF THE AMERICAN SCOTTISH FOUNDATION®:
The American-Scottish Foundation®, established in 1956 by Lord Malcolm Douglas-Hamilton, is an international not-for-profit organization, that looks to establish links and strengthen ties between Scotland and the United States, through the pursuit of contemporary social, cultural, educational, and business activities.
The mission remains as relevant today as when ASF was founded - to champion the extraordinary relationship between the peoples of Scotland and the United States - a bridge between the two great countries - seeking to strengthen & support the future of the Scottish American diaspora, and its legacy.
The Wallace Award®s evening benefits the ongoing work of the Foundation and allows ASF to further our mission of strengthening ties between Scotland and the United States through the pursuit of contemporary social, cultural, educational and business activities. It is the most significant event for the ASF during the year and the selection of Honorees is done with much thought and deliberation.