The Cincinnati Jefferson Awards, the Nobel Peace Prize for Public Service, are sponsored by Rotary Club of Cincinnati, LOCAL 12, WKRC-TV and the Enquirer – Cincinnati and Kentucky. Today, at our meeting we will be honoring the finalists. Who do you think should be the winner? Read the full article from Cincinnati.com here.

Congratulations to Keith and Brooke Desserich, Founders of The Cure Starts Now, on winning this year’s Jefferson Award! Posted by Rotary Club of Cincinnati on Thursday, March 26, 2015

Cincinnati Public Schools and the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber Leadership Action team are launching a new workforce partnership. Rotary Club of Cincinnati members, Mary Ronan and Doug Adams, along with Dan Hurley from the Chamber sign a memorandum of understanding to launch the program. Read the full article on Cincinnati.com here.

Thursday, March 26, 2015 2015 ANNUAL JEFFERSON AWARD for Outstanding Public Service This Thursday our club will recognize ordinary people who do extraordinary things without the expectation of recognition or reward for their contributions to our community through their volunteer efforts. We will recognize these three finalists for the Jefferson Award for their community involvement, […]

In Honor of St. Patrick’s Day, an Old Irish Blessing as sung by the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick at our “Luck of the Irish” meeting last Thursday! Posted by Rotary Club of Cincinnati on Tuesday, March 17, 2015

The Rotary Club of Cincinnati owns Camp Allyn and partner with Stepping Stones Inc. who run program at the camp.