In 2025, Bath Community Fund awarded 19 grants totaling $40,000 to the following nonprofit organizations:
Crown Point Ecology Center received a $3,000 grant to create a free healing garden and heritage trail.
- Apollo's Fire, the Cleveland Baroque Orchestra, to provide discounted concert tickets to Bath residents and in-school workshops for students at Bath Elementary School, $1,000
- The Bath Church, to support accessibility accommodations for the Music at Bath Concert Series at The Bath Church, $1,000
- Bath Park Board, to install a climbing dome in the renovated playground at Bath Community Park, $7,000
- Bath Police Department, to purchase traffic crash reconstruction software for the department's drone fleet, $2,000
- Bath Pony Club, to preserve and repair the historic Hound House, $1,000
- Bath Township/Discover Bath Barns, to support a three-part speaker series on Bath Township's barns, $1,000
- Crown Point Ecology Center, to create a free healing garden and heritage trail, $3,000
- Embracing Futures, to support an oral health education program for third graders at Bath Elementary School, $1,000
- Girls On the Run Northeast Ohio, to support a running-based enrichment program for girls in the Bath community that combines physical activity with lessons about social and emotional well-being, $2,500
- The Heart of Revere, to provide monthly care packages, financial assistance, and Thanksgiving meals for students and families in the Revere Local School District, $4,000
- Hope Meadows Foundation, to support equine-assisted therapy programs for Revere students, $2,000
- Revere Baseball-Softball Association, to support a sports mentorship program that pairs Revere High School softball players with Bath Youth Softball participants, $2,000
- Revere Community C.A.R.E., to support district-wide social and emotional learning opportunities and drug and alcohol prevention programs, $800
- Stewart's Caring Place, to provide support services for Bath residents impacted by cancer, $2,000
- Summit County Astronomy Club, to purchase dew abatement equipment that will enhance the viewing experience and better protect the telescopes, $1,500
- Tuesday Musical Association, to support in-school workshops and free concert tickets for Revere music students, $1,000
- The University of Akron Field Station, to support hands-on environmental education, both in the classroom and on-site at the Bath Nature Preserve, for Revere students, $3,000
- Victory Gallop, to support therapeutic horseback riding programs for children with disabilities and life-threatening illnesses, $2,000
- Western Reserve Playhouse, to support the installation of new seats and an updated lighting system, $2,200