Photo by Mark Gilliland / Tim & Mary Poteet Photo by Mark Gilliland / Tim & Mary Poteet
By Mark Gilliland 2 min read
Cleveland’s civic leaders showed up in black-tie attire for an evening dedicated to serving those in need. With a savory dinner, bidding wars and ballroom beats, attendees savored the exclusive night at the Partnerships in Industry and Education (PIE) Innovation Center. With every ticket and toast, the Rotary Club of Cleveland reaffirmed its commitment to making a difference at home and abroad.
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