Community Give Back

The Cincinnati Sports Club encourages members to help us improve the local Cincinnati communities.

We believe that we have a duty to support our larger local community, non-profit organizations and charities through donations of time, space, and services.

Request a Donation

If you have a cause for which you’d like the support of the Club and its members, donation requests may be submitted in writing (by hand or by mail) on the the organization’s letterhead at least 45 days in advance. Our management team will reply in writing to the address indicated on the submission’s letterhead.

  • Community Events at the Club

    • Community Service Opportunities at the Cincinnati Sports Club

      The Cincinnati Sports Club provides year-round opportunities for high school students to fulfill their community service requirements. We have a variety of events throughout the year where volunteer efforts benefit the community. Some organizations we serve are YWCA, Our Daily Bread, Winners Walk Tall, and Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly. You can complete part or all of your requirements with the Cincinnati Sports Club.

      The following is a list of events or programs where student volunteers are needed:
       

      Novemberfest and Christ Hospital Health Fair (November)

      Event Description: An annual event open to the public that has all the activities of an outdoor festival held on an indoor soccer field. This event has giant inflatables, program demonstrations, skill games, music, food, entertainment, interactive activities, the Christ Hospital Health Fair and more. This event has over 1000 attendees.

      Requirements: Attend a minimum of 3 (one-hour) training sessions prior to the event and be required to work at least five hours on the day of the event.

      Example of Duties:

      • Meet and greet customers

      • Assist customers at entrance and pass out programs

      • Direct customers to upcoming program demonstrations

      Thanksgiving Food Drive (November)

      Event Description: An annual food drive to benefit the YWCA victims of family violence.

      Requirements: Work a minimum of 4 hours with the program coordinator. Example of Duties:

      • Decorate lobby display

      • Assist with sorting food items

      • Assist with putting together the gift

      Christmas Giving Tree (December)

      Event Description: An annual Christmas Gift drive to benefit local school children in need from surrounding areas.

      Requirements: Work a minimum of 4 hours with the program coordinator. Example of Duties:

      • Decorate lobby

      • Decorate the tree

      • Print name tags

      • Sort and label 


      Swim Suit Drive (April)

      Event Description: An annual swim suit drive to benefit local school children in need from surrounding areas.

      Requirements: Work a minimum of 4 hours with the program coordinator. Example of Duties:

      • Promote in the lobby

      • Decorate the display

      • Sort and label

      “Senior” Prom (May)

      Event Description: In conjunction with Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly, a charitable organization The Cincinnati Sports Club holds this annual event for the elderly. This event is open to the public. Members and nonmembers can volunteer or attend. Dinner, dancing, and prizes are provided. Over 250 attend this event.

      Requirements: Attend a minimum of 3 (one-hour) training sessions prior to the event and be required to work at least five hours on the day of the event.

      Example of Duties:

      • Assist with decorations and gift

      • Assist with set up the day of the

      • Meet, greet, and assist attendees into the

      • Assist with food and beverage service including running food, serving food, bussing tables and garbage

      • Assist with

      • Encourage attendee participation in activities including dancing and

      • Assist with breakdown of the

  • Environmental Consciousness

    • At the Cincinnati Sports Club, we strive to be know as positive, supportive champions of the environment. Every effort is an opportunity to set a standard for mindful practice, a chance to make a positive difference.

      Our efforts include waste and energy conservation programs, recycling, and maintaining an environmentally sensitive atmosphere through responsible facility operations and employee relations. And it all begins before anyone even sets foot in the door.

      Our exterior lights harvest daylight to conserve electricity, and are set on a timer for peak efficiency. The White Roof System is a ridged roof for reflectivity and runoff, and includes skylights so we can illuminate the Club with natural sunlight throughout the day. The splash pad uses recycled water through the summer, and the outdoor pool utilizes a special stabilizer to reduce chlorine use. Our outdoor garden is used to grow and harvest vegetables for meals served at Market Café, and we planted more than 100 new trees across our 15-acre grounds in 2017, in accordance with our native indigenous horticultural plan.

      Inside, the interior LED lights harvest daylight for efficiency, and are set to motion detection for additional energy conservation. We installed two saltwater pools to reduce expenditure on chlorine and chemical upkeep, and one of those pools uses a high-efficiency heater for warmth. Our bathrooms and locker rooms feature waterless urinals and low-volume showerheads, and the tile in the private changing rooms is made from recycled materials.

      The entire Club facility recycles paper, cardboard and plastic cans, but our towel service has the biggest positive impact on our local environment. We recycle the old towels for secondary use, and donate slightly used towels as rag towels to various charities; the Prospect House is one recipient, which assists with the recovery of drug and alcohol addicts, while the Mary Magdalene House is another, which provides a place to shower for the city’s homeless population. As our membership grows and technology advances to allow additional environmentally conscious implementations, our management team will continue to work hard to ensure that our facility and operations maintain a high standard efficiency to protect the planet. After all – it’s the only one we have.

Cincinnati Sports Club

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