Welcome to the Zonta Club of Cincinnati
91 Years Strong: Serving Women and Girls in Cincinnati
Chartered April 6, 1935
Zonta advocates for improving the lives of women and girls in our community and worldwide through our service projects, advocacy efforts, and educational scholarships. If you would like to learn more about how you can be a part of building a better world for women and girls, contact us today.
The Zonta Club of Cincinnati was chartered on April 6, 1935, and is a proud member of Zonta International, which was founded in Buffalo, New York in 1919. Today, Zonta International is a global organization of more than 26,000 members in 64 countries.
2026 CALL TO ARTISTS
Zonta Club of Cincinnati 2026 Art Exhibition
Journey of Healing: The Trauma-Informed Power of Art
Zonta Says NO to Violence Against Women during
Zonta International’s 16 Days of Activism
Zonta Club of Cincinnati (ZCC) is seeking artist submissions from the Greater Cincinnati region for the Fourth annual Journey of Healing: The Trauma-Informed Power of Art exhibition to be held at the Contemporary Arts Center (CAC) from December 9, 2026 through January 31, 2027.
For this fourth annual exhibition, ZCC in partnership with the CAC will highlight work which depicts personal journeys of well being, which represents the power of art as a healing modality. The exhibition seeks artistic expressions created through 2-D mediums (drawing, painting, photography and print) and 3-D mediums (sculpture). Through this exhibit Zonta Club of Cincinnati hopes to empower artists from the Greater Cincinnati region to bring awareness to the lived experiences of those seeking a world where no woman lives in fear of violence.
By uniting our voices, we advocate for all those who have suffered gender-based violence.
Zonta Club of Cincinnati Through the Decades
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How We Build a Better World for Women and Girls in our Area
We support women in the Greater Cincinnati area through our many service projects including supporting mothers, women in poverty and victims of domestic violence.
We envision a world in which women's rights are recognized as human rights and every woman is able to achieve her full potential.
We support women seeking to further their education through our locally created Ann Rasche Scholarship Fund and the scholarships offered by Zonta International.