Columbus Metropolitan Club

Thank you again to everyone who joined us for a SOLD OUT Wednesday forum! We’re grateful to our panelists, moderator, and community members for an impactful conversation on the future of nonprofit funding, community investment, and sustainable change.

From housing and food insecurity to public health and family support, nonprofits continue to play a critical role in strengthening our communities. We appreciate everyone who showed up, shared perspectives, and helped make this a Wednesday to remember!

Your engagement continues to make these discussions meaningful and inspiring!

Big conversations are coming to the Columbus Metropolitan Club this summer! Join us as we explore the future of nonprofit funding (sold out!), the mental impact of loneliness in our communities, what a growing Central Ohio means for our social safety net, the future of flight and innovation in the region, and how stronger civic engagement can shape what’s next.

These forums bring together community leaders, experts, and neighbors for thoughtful conversations on the issues that matter most. Mark your calendars and join the conversation!

For 50 years, Columbus Metropolitan Club has created space for thoughtful conversation, civic dialogue, and meaningful connection, bringing people together to explore the ideas shaping central Ohio’s future. Read the full interview with the link in our bio!

There’s no perfect script for grief, loneliness, or the hard parts of life.

Join Columbus Metropolitan Club on June 24 for There’s No Casserole for That — a conversation on mental health, isolation, and the courage it takes to truly show up for one another.

Columbus is getting a professional women’s soccer team, and this moment is bigger than sports.

Join Columbus Metropolitan Club on Wednesday, June 10 for What Women’s Pro Soccer Means for Columbus — a timely conversation on women’s sports, economic growth, civic identity, and what this new franchise means for the future of our city.

Ohio’s Medicaid decisions affect real families across Central Ohio — from doctor visits and children’s care to mental health, disability services, nursing homes, and hospital access.

Join us next Wednesday, June 3 for How Ohio’s Medicaid Squeeze Could Impact Families, a timely conversation on what is changing, who could be impacted, and what it means for our community.

Thank you again to everyone who joined us for A Conversation with Governor Mike DeWine, a one-on-one conversation with journalist Jo Ingles

Governor DeWine sat down with journalist and producer Jo Ingles this past week to discuss the issues shaping Ohios future and reflect on his expansive career of public service. View the full forum on our YouTube channel!

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Life After Cars: Reimagining Cities for People.

As Columbus continues to grow, conversations about mobility, public space, density, accessibility, and community matter more than ever. We’re grateful to our panelists and everyone who showed up to engage, ask questions, and imagine what a more connected, people-first city could look like.