Bath Building Society Annual Community Awards
- Web Admin.
- May 5
- 1 min read
Bath Building Society has launched its 2026 Community Awards as part of the Society’s pledge to give 2% of profits back to the community each year.
The Community Awards, now in their 20th year, are open to charities, community groups, Community Interest Companies (CICs) and School PTAs in Bath and North East Somerset (BANES).
Bath Building Society has donated more than £138,000 through the annual Awards to support over 150 local charities and community groups in the past 19 years. In 2025 the funding pot was increased to £15,000, more than doubling funds available in previous years.
Local charities and community groups can apply for up to £5,000 through the Community Awards:
1 x £5,000
2 x £2,500
5 x £1,000
Bath Building Society CEO, Richard Ingle said:
“As a judge for the annual Awards, I’m always blown away by the great work that local charities, community groups and volunteers do in our local community. The Society’s roots in the community are very important to us. We have committed to donate 2% of profits back into the community and are pleased that we were able to increase the funding pot for our annual Awards last year.”
For more information about the Bath Building Society Community Awards and to apply online, please visit:
Or you can go directly to the application form
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