Club Leadership
Legacy, Tradition, and Continuity
Our current, past, and future club presidents discussing club matters while enjoying a little fellowship
Community Literacy
Leveraging Community Partnerships to Promote Early Education
The Rotary Club of Columbus strongly supports community literacy. Here, our members join some of our educational partners in providing reading materials to pre-K students.
Community Impact
Service with Lasting Impact
To celebrate our centennial anniversary, Columbus Rotary partnered with Trees Columbus and Columbus Consolidated Government to plant trees in Dinglewood Park near 13th Street Village.
Celebration
100 Years of Serving Our Community and the World
The Rotary Club of Columbus celebrated it's 100th anniversary on February 1, 2016.
Celebration
100th Anniversary Celebration
February 1, 2016 marked 100 years for the Rotary Club of Columbus. To celebrate we held our Centennial Gala at the National Infantry Museum. We were fortunate to have in attendance 2016-17 Rotary International President John Germ as our honored guest.
Celebration
100 Years of Service Above Self
Past-President Michael Silverstein 2016-17 Rotary International President John Germ and Rotary District 6900 2015-16 Governor Bob Hagan were in attendance to celebrate with the Rotary Club of Columbus as it celebrated its 100th anniversary with a black tie gala at the National Infantry Museum.
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Columbus
GREETINGS FROM JOE YOUNG, our 2020-21 president
My name is Joe Young, and it’s my honor to serve as the 2020-2021 President of The Rotary Club of Columbus. Founded in 1915 with our first meeting in February of 1916, our club is one of the oldest and largest within Rotary International.
Our membership includes a diverse set of leaders within business, city government, military affairs, healthcare, education, arts and culture, social services and ministry, all sharing a common desire to improve our community and have a positive impact on the world around us.
The world needs Rotary and the ideals we represent now more than ever. The onset of the COVID 19 pandemic has dramatically changed the way we live, work and interact with one another. School-aged children that were already struggling with food insecurity and educational development are now falling even further behind. Recent acts of violence against our African American brothers and sisters highlight the fact that systemic racism continues to plague our nation. Social unrest and political division continue unabated. The world needs our leadership, and while these are extremely difficult challenges to overcome, Rotary is well-positioned to be part of the solution.
Together, we can work to open new doors and opportunities for our community and world.
Joe Young
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