The Rotary Club of Cincinnati is again teaming up with the American Institute of Public Service (AIPS) as a local sponsor of the Jefferson Award to help find and honor individuals in our community that go above and beyond the call of duty when it comes to their volunteer efforts in the Greater Cincinnati area. […]

The Rotary Club of Cincinnati is getting ready to host the trifecta of parties.  Where can you entertain and mingle with friends or business colleagues, have a wonderful meal-by-the-bite that is prepared by Montgomery Inn along with an open bar, and most importantly attend an event that benefits three great organizations that work with special […]

The Jefferson Award, recognized as the Nobel Prize for public service, was created in 1972 by Cincinnati’s own U.S. Senator Robert Taft, Sam Beard, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and is presented annually to recipients in more than 90 cities in the United States. The Rotary Club of Cincinnati partners with The Cincinnati Enquirer, Local 12, […]

On Thursday, January 12, 2017, we will have another one of our special Prospective Member days at Rotary. Our speaker will be Jason Vaughn, CEO of Frisch’s Big Boy. Jason Vaughn was named the Cincinnati-based company’s CEO, effective April 14, 2016. He was selected after a seven-month national search. Vaughn has worked in the restaurant industry for […]

Honorary Rotarian, Dr. Henry Heimlich, passed away earlier this morning. Our thoughts and prayers are with with Heimlich family. A tribute by Janet Metzelaar…. “Henry Heimlich’s assistant called me this morning to let me know that Hank passed away around midnight last night. He had a heart attack a week or so ago, was hospitalized, […]

The Rotary Club of Cincinnati – the region’s leading professional service organization – hosted their annual Christmas party for the disabled students at Roselawn-Condon School this Tuesday. Every year, Rotarians head to Roselawn-Condon school to do crafts, sing songs and eat cake and ice cream with the kids. The highlight of the party was a […]