The award is The Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s top honor, recognizing someone who exemplifies the Rotary values of service above self, high professional and personal ethics, leadership and promotion of goodwill.
A winner of the 2022 Greater Cincinnati Jefferson Award will be named among three finalists on March 24.
The deadline for nominating a Cincinnati nonprofit leader and innovator is Friday, Feb. 11.
The Rotary Club of Cincinnati has named a new executive director for the first time in a decade.
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!“ 3CDC is excited to announce the return of the UC Health Ice Rink, presented by Fifth Third Bank, next Monday, Nov. 1. Ice skating, and now bumper cars, have become a family-friendly…
Names in the News – An occasional update about people on the move within the Greater Cincinnati nonprofit ecosystem
A woman who is focusing her life on creating a family-like support system for traumatized teens has won the 2021 Greater Cincinnati Jefferson Award.
After 11 years working for two national accounting firms, Rick Flynn felt an “entrepreneurial itch.” He longed for closer relationships with smaller clients, and to be more a part of the surrounding community. As a result, Flynn & Company was born.
Thinking back on this tumultuous past year, have you experienced an extraordinary example of selflessness by someone in the community? If so, here’s a chance to show your appreciation: Nominate that person for the Jefferson Award for Public Service.
