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Rotary Club of Cincinnati The Rotary Club of Cincinnati is the preeminent professional service organization for men and women in the Tri-State area.

The Rotary Club of Cincinnati is one of 33,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide.

10/15/2026

25,000 meals was our goal. Our volunteers delivered!

What an incredible way to kick off Rotary Do Days!

Today, Rotarians and community volunteers…100 in total…came together at A Child’s Hope International to pack 40,392 meals to help fight food insecurity. Each person packed enough food to feed a kid for 404 days!

Thanks to our amazing volunteers, we exceeded our goal of 25,000 meals! Each person packed enough food to feed a kid for 404 days!

This is what Rotary is all about. People coming together, rolling up their sleeves, and making a difference.

And we’re just getting started! Rotary Do Days continues October 15–17 with hands-on service projects supporting nonprofits throughout Greater Cincinnati.

Thank you to every volunteer and partner who made today possible!

Together, we are People of Action.

Link to volunteer: https://www.signupgenius.com/org/rotarydodayspublicprojects2026 #/

10/15/2026

ROTARY CINCINNATI DO DAYS KICKS OFF TODAY!

We were thrilled to join WCPO 9 and Cameron Hardin LIVE this morning at A Child’s Hope International to share the excitement surrounding our 5th Annual Rotary Cincinnati Do Days!

500+ volunteers. 35+ nonprofit organizations. Three days of service. One community coming together to make a difference!

From October 15–17, Rotary members, local businesses, families, and community volunteers will roll up their sleeves to make a meaningful impact across Greater Cincinnati.

Our first projects begin at 9 am today, followed by our signature Meal Packing Event at A Child’s Hope International at 11 am!

A special thank you to our title sponsor, Fifth Third Bank, and all our incredible sponsors, nonprofit partners, and volunteers who make Rotary Do Days possible!

THERE’S STILL TIME TO JOIN US!

We have volunteer opportunities available Friday and Saturday, and you don’t have to be a Rotarian to participate!

Sign up today: https://cincinnatirotary.org/dodays

Together, we’re putting Service Above Self into action!

On Thursday, October 8, 2026, the Rotary Club of Cincinnati welcomed Jamie Smith, Market President & Publisher of the Ci...
10/13/2026

On Thursday, October 8, 2026, the Rotary Club of Cincinnati welcomed Jamie Smith, Market President & Publisher of the Cincinnati Business Courier, for an engaging program at The View.

Jamie shared insights into Greater Cincinnati’s business community, leadership, and the importance of connecting the people and organizations that help our region thrive. Since joining the Cincinnati Business Courier in 2003, Jamie has played a key role in expanding its influence through award-winning journalism, executive events, and recognition programs that celebrate local business success.

Our meeting was also a special “Pink Out” in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Members showed their support by wearing pink in honor of Jamie’s involvement in the Real Men Wear Pink campaign and in support of Club President Ed Mathis and his family. It was a wonderful display of Rotary fellowship and support for an important cause.

We also held our Annual Member Meeting, during which members heard about the slate of Board candidates and cast their votes for the upcoming term. Past President Anthony Ricciardi presented the candidates and shared information from the Know Your Candidate document.

The slate, previously reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors in August, included the following leadership positions beginning in July 2027:

Chuck Martz – President

Brian Miller – President-Elect (following his service as President-Nominee)

Bob Brandstetter – Treasurer (new two-year term)

Michael Vilardo, Endia Crabtree, and Kelly Lund – Directors (new three-year terms)

We appreciate these Rotarians for their willingness to serve and help guide our Club into the future!

Another highlight of the afternoon was hearing from two of our newest Rotarians, Jim Schurrer of DePaul Cristo Rey High School, Cincinnati and Alen Amini of Starfire/ Boston Consulting Group. Both took to the podium to personally introduce themselves to fellow members, giving us an opportunity to get to know them better. We extend a warm Rotary welcome to Jim and Alen and look forward to their involvement, fellowship, and service!

It was a full and meaningful afternoon of business insights, breast cancer awareness, Club leadership, new member introductions, and Rotary fellowship.

Thank you to Jamie Smith for joining us, to Past President Anthony Ricciardi for presenting our Board candidates, and to all our members who participated in this important meeting!

Last call, Cincinnati! Rotary Cincinnati Do Days starts this Thursday, and we still have volunteer spots to fill.Now in ...
10/12/2026

Last call, Cincinnati! Rotary Cincinnati Do Days starts this Thursday, and we still have volunteer spots to fill.

Now in our fifth year, Rotary Do Days brings together more than 500 volunteers for 35 nonprofit service projects across Greater Cincinnati, October 15–17.

Help serve a meal, sort donated clothing or care for a community green space. A few hours of your time can mean a lot to our neighbors.

You don’t have to be a Rotarian to join us! Bring a friend and choose a project that works for you.

Sign up: https://cincinnatirotary.org/DoDays

Already participating? Please share this post and help us fill those remaining spots!

One of the nation’s first holistic community campuses is right here in Greater Cincinnati. And next Saturday, October 17...
10/09/2026

One of the nation’s first holistic community campuses is right here in Greater Cincinnati. And next Saturday, October 17, you have an opportunity to experience it firsthand!

Impacting Tomorrow is doing remarkable work, bringing food, clothing, healthcare and other essential resources together under one roof to support local families.

Just this week, Impacting Tomorrow welcomed federal and state leaders for a tour of its Family Stabilization Campus. USDA Secretary Glenn Smith described it as “one of the most impressive facilities I have had a chance to tour.”

Now it’s your turn!

Join Rotary Cincinnati Do Days on Saturday, October 17, from 9 am to noon, to help sort and organize clothing and food for local families.

You don’t have to be a Rotarian to participate! Bring your family, invite a friend or gather a few coworkers.

Cincinnati, we need you! Sign up today and help make a difference.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4BA8A629ABFEC25-65021014-impacting

Please share with someone who would love to help!

10/08/2026

Thank you Jamie Smith, the Market President and Publisher of the Cincinnati Business Courier , for spending the afternoon with Rotary Club of Cincinnati . Our club loved hearing about your vision & thoughts of our great city!

Interested in The Rotary Club & want to attend the next Club 17 meeting? Click here: https://cincinnatirotary.org/

Can you imagine not having books at home for your child to read? No bedtime favorite. No “just one more story.”Queen Cit...
10/07/2026

Can you imagine not having books at home for your child to read? No bedtime favorite. No “just one more story.”

Queen City Book Bank helps get books into the hands of local children who otherwise might not have access. Next Thursday morning, you can help.

Join us October 15, from 10 am to noon, to sort, sticker and shelve books, prepare boxes and fill book requests. Two hours of your time can help more children have books of their own.

Now in its fifth year, Rotary Cincinnati Do Days will bring together more than 500 volunteers for 35+ service projects across Greater Cincinnati, October 15–17. You don’t have to be a Rotarian to join us!

Queen City Book Bank
1200 Gest Street, Cincinnati

Cincinnati, we need you! Bring a friend, meet a local nonprofit doing wonderful work and spend your morning helping kids.

Sign up:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E4BA8A629ABFEC25-65020814-queen

Can’t join us? Please share this post to help us find a few more volunteers.

10/06/2026

Ted Karras Has a Message for Cincinnati: Join Cincinnati Rotary Do Days! 🧡

Rotary Club of Cincinnati Do Days is October 15–17, and there’s still time to roll up your sleeves and be part of three days of service across Greater Cincinnati.

Grab a friend, coworker or your whole team and volunteer alongside hundreds of people helping local nonprofits with hands-on projects throughout our community.

Sign up today and find a project that works for you:
https://www.signupgenius.com/org/rotarydodayspublicprojects2026 #/

A big thank you to Ted Karras, Cincinnati Bengals and Cincy Hat Foundation for supporting Rotary Do Days, helping us spread the word and encouraging Cincinnati to get involved.

🚒 Join us as the Rotary Club of Cincinnati honors the men and women of the Cincinnati Fire Department at our annual Fire...
10/06/2026

🚒 Join us as the Rotary Club of Cincinnati honors the men and women of the Cincinnati Fire Department at our annual Firefighter Recognition Program.

Thursday, October 22 | 12:00–1:30 PM | The View

We look forward to recognizing members of CFD for their outstanding service, leadership, and commitment to our community.

Register at the link below to join us.

https://registrations.dacdb.com/Register/index.cfm?EventID=77944459

Rotary District 6670Rotary InternationalCincinnati Fire Department

On Thursday, October 1, 2026, the Rotary Club of Cincinnati welcomed John Morris Russell, Conductor of the Cincinnati Po...
10/05/2026

On Thursday, October 1, 2026, the Rotary Club of Cincinnati welcomed John Morris Russell, Conductor of the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, for an entertaining and engaging program celebrating music, community, and the arts in Cincinnati.

John has led the world-renowned Cincinnati Pops since 2011 and shared stories and insights from his remarkable career conducting some of North America’s premier orchestras and collaborating with an extraordinary range of artists.

From his work with the Cincinnati Pops and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra to his passion for music education and the acclaimed Classical Roots program, John spoke about the power of music to connect people, tell stories, celebrate our shared history, and bring communities together.

His enthusiasm for music and Cincinnati made for a wonderful afternoon, giving our members a special look behind the scenes at the artistry, collaboration, and creativity that go into bringing memorable musical experiences to audiences.

We were also excited to introduce two of our newest Rotarians, Ericka King-Betts and Katrina Weiss, to the Club! We are delighted to welcome Ericka and Katrina to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati and look forward to their involvement, fellowship, and service.

Thank you to John Morris Russell for sharing his talent, stories, and passion for music with us — and a warm Rotary welcome to Ericka King-Betts and Katrina Weiss!

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P. O. Box 971
Cincinnati, OH
45201

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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