Rotary Club 17’s inaugural Lip Sync Extravaganza was a GREAT success thanks to the hard work of the event’s co-chairs, Fred Fischer and Becky Sittason! If you see them at Rotary over the next few weeks, please take a moment to stop and thank them for all of their efforts to put a completely new […]

Student winners of speech contests at Walnut Hills, School for Creative & Performing Arts, Clark Montessori and Wyoming High Schools will compete in an annual citywide speech competition at The Rotary Club of Cincinnati luncheon meeting on Thursday, Feb 28, 2019. These four students will incorporate the Rotary 4 Way Test, Rotary’s ethical standard, into […]

It’s time to nominate outstanding volunteers in Greater Cincinnati for the Jefferson Award for Public Service. The award is from the Rotary Club of Cincinnati and the American Institute of Public Service. The winner goes to Washington, D.C., in June to represent the region for the national award. The local winner has won the national […]

Rotarian, John Frank, Jr., was selected as a 2019 Great Living Cincinnatian. He was selected by the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber and will be honored at the chamber’s annual dinner on February 28th 2019 at the Duke Energy Center. Great Living Cincinnatians, who are selected by a chamber committee, are recognized for service to the […]

The Rotary Club of Cincinnati, the region’s leading professional service organization, hosts their annual Christmas party for the students with disabilities at Roselawn-Condon School this Tuesday, December 4, 2018. 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 […]

  The Ghana School Project is an ongoing project of The Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s World Affairs Committee. The school is located in Kumasi, Ghana in West Africa. The school’s population is 350 students with ages 12-17. The school infrastructure is in despair and less than 10% of the students have textbooks and desks. Support […]