Two people holding hands at a kitchen table as light through an antique stained glass window falls across the wood

Community & Giving

Craft that reachesbeyond the work.

Community is not separate from the work we do. It is another expression of the same values: preserving what matters, building for the long term, and showing up with intention.

Scottish roots · Colorado community

Heritage is somethingwe participate in.

Scottish is more than part of our name. We support the organizations that keep Scottish culture visible, welcoming, and active in Colorado — with both our time and our financial support.

Gillian Faith

Gillian Faith

Community leadership

Incoming President · St. Andrew Society of Colorado

St. Andrew Society of Colorado

A Colorado cultural nonprofit dedicated to keeping Scottish culture alive and accessible through community, education, events, and tradition.

SGC support · volunteer time + financial contributions

Colorado Highland Games

An all-volunteer celebration of Scottish culture hosted by the St. Andrew Society of Colorado — bringing together athletics, piping, dance, music, clans, heritage, and community.

SGC support · volunteer time + financial contributions

Values in action

Our values do notstop at the jobsite.

Scottish Group Companies believes craftsmanship can do more than transform spaces. It can also support healing, strengthen communities, and help meaningful causes create lasting impact.

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Preserve what matters.

We support heritage, traditions, families, and causes with lasting meaning.

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Protect performance.

We help organizations keep doing the work their communities depend on.

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Build for endurance.

We prefer long-term partnerships over one-time gestures.

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Finish with intention.

We contribute time, skill, resources, and follow-through — not just our name.

Cure SMA · Annual community tradition

A round of golf.A much bigger purpose.

Cure SMA has been part of the Faith family’s story for more than two decades. After Gillian and Martin Faith’s nephew Daniel was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy, the family created an annual Colorado golf outing to bring people together, raise funds, and support families affected by SMA.

What began as something deeply personal became a lasting SGC tradition — one built around participation, relationships, and showing up year after year.

Since 2003Annual fundraising support for SMA research and families.

Golfers gathered at the annual Cure SMA Rocky Mountain Golf Outing at The Club at Pradera in Colorado

The Club at Pradera · Colorado

The Cure SMA Rocky Mountain Golf Outing

A foursome-style tournament built around friendly competition and a much deeper purpose.

The day begins early at The Club at Pradera, where golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and families gather for a foursome-style tournament on one of Colorado’s most beautiful courses.

Throughout the morning the reason everyone has gathered stays clear. Every foursome, sponsor, volunteer, and donation supports Cure SMA and its work advancing research, providing resources, and supporting families affected by spinal muscular atrophy.

Why it began

For the Faith family, the purpose is deeply personal.

The tournament began in honor of Gillian and Martin Faith’s nephew, Daniel, who was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Today, the event continues in his memory and in support of every family affected by the disease.

CureSMA Golf Tournament sign in memory of Daniel McCulloch
In memory of Daniel McCulloch
“This tournament began in Daniel’s honor. Today, we continue it in his memory — and in support of every family affected by SMA.”
Gillian Faith

See the day unfold.

Participants together on the course at the annual Cure SMA Rocky Mountain Golf Outing

Cure SMA Rocky Mountain Golf Outing · Colorado

Cure SMA Rocky Mountain Golf Outing

Play. Sponsor. Support.

The tournament grows through the generosity of golfers, sponsors, volunteers, and supporters who believe in advancing research and supporting families affected by SMA.

Global impact

Project C.U.R.E.

Historic glass. Global care.

Through Project C.U.R.E., Scottish Stained Glass turned craftsmanship into direct humanitarian support. Martin Faith sold part of his personal collection of restored antique stained glass, using the proceeds to help fund a container of medical supplies and equipment for communities in Belize.

A piece of history became practical help — extending the life of the craft by putting it to work for others.

  1. Restored Glass
  2. Fundraising
  3. Medical Supplies
  4. Belize
A Project C.U.R.E. volunteer standing before a shipping container loaded with boxes of donated medical supplies

Giving takes many forms.

Time · Craft · Fundraising · Partnerships · Showing up

Showing up close to home.

Beyond formal partnerships, our teams support schools, churches, nonprofits, local fundraisers, and community initiatives through participation, resources, and hands-on help.

Community partnerships

Have a causeworth supporting?

If you represent a nonprofit, school, church, or community organization, we’d be glad to hear from you.

Local causes. Real impact.

Supporting nonprofits, schools, churches, community organizations, and initiatives that matter to the people and places around us.

Built here. Giving here.