One of this area's jewels, Bath is known for its natural beauty and rural character. Nature preserves, equestrian trails, woodlands and century-old farms make this community a treasure among its residents.
Established in 2014 by a committed group of those residents, Bath Community Fund is a permanent endowment dedicated to strengthening the Bath community for current and future generations by providing leadership, fostering collaboration, and creating a legacy of charitable giving. The fund accepts grant applications for programs that preserve the township’s historical and environmental legacy, enhance the local arts and culture landscape, serve youth through education and recreation, and meet residents’ social service needs.
To date, Bath Community Fund has invested nearly $75,000 into local causes that enrich the quality of life of all Bath residents.
Read our latest newsletter | Learn about the history of the fund | 200 Years - 200 Women Campaign
Our Recent Grants
By the Numbers
Advisory Board
Advisory board members serve without pay to help the fund strengthen the Bath community for current and future generations.
Kathy Sidaway
Chair Independent Insurance Broker
Nancy Fay
Vice Chair Owner, The Bake Shop in Ghent
Scott Siddall
Secretary Co-Founder & Board Chair, LONGSIGHT Inc.
Diana McCool
Financial Officer Community Volunteer
Jim Bernard
Retired Vice President, Aetna Health Plans
Rev. Mark Frey
Retired Senior Minister, Bath Church – United Church of Christ
Jody Miller Konstand
Owner, JMK Media
Mary Anne Krejci
Realtor, Howard Hanna
Debbie McKinney
Owner, Time To Spare LLC
Robert Hemphill, M.D.
Emeritus Member Community Volunteer
Kevin Kroskey
Emeritus Member President & CIO, True Wealth Design
News & Events
News
Spring is traditionally a time of rebirth and renewal, but spring this year has upended our comfortable world. COVID-19 has caused each of us to rethink our daily routines; [...]
Recent grants from Bath Community Fund are making a local theater more accessible to senior citizens and people with disabilities. In 2018, the fund awarded a $1,000 grant to [...]