Scottish Book Trust

Scottish Book Trust is a national charity dedicated to enhancing literacy and promoting a passion for reading and writing throughout Scotland, targeting children, young adults, and diverse communities. Scottish Book Trust (SBT) operates as a national charity focused on promoting literacy across Scotland. Founded in 1998, the organization has consistently developed initiatives to foster a love for literature. The current CEO is Marc Lambert, who leads the charity in its mission to enhance access to reading resources.

SBT is headquartered in Edinburgh, Scotland. Scottish Book Trust is a national charity focused on promoting reading and writing throughout Scotland. Its core offerings include programs that enhance literacy and encourage a love for literature among children and young adults. Key initiatives like the Bookbug program provide resources such as storytelling sessions, songs, and rhymes for children aged 0–5.

The charity also supports teachers and librarians with educational resources and reading recommendations, while offering creative writing programs and publishing advice for aspiring writers across Scotland. Scottish Book Trust operates on a revenue model primarily supported by donations, grants, and sponsorships. The organization engages in various fundraising activities to secure financial contributions essential for sustaining its programs and outreach initiatives. Revenue generated from these activities directly funds literacy programs and community outreach efforts aimed at fostering a culture of reading and writing across Scotland.