DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Friday-Sunday, May 1 – 3, 2026
Macon Marriott City Center Hotel and Convention Center
CONFERENCE SESSIONS AND MEALS
There are 2 options for Registration (link below):
Full Registration: Includes Sessions 1-4 with all meals included ($285.00)
Friday Only – Session One Registration: Includes Friday lunch ($85.00)
Register by March 31, 2026, and receive a special gift bag
Registration Closes April 17, 2026
Badge Pickup at Macon Marriott City Center (240 Coliseum Dr) May 1, 2026, Friday – 9am-11am
FRIDAY | First (Opening) Session — Noon – 3:30pm
Lunch: Macon Buffet – Tossed salad with two dressings, rolls with butter, sliced pan roasted pork with choice of sauce, sauteed chicken breast with choice of sauce, herb roasted potatoes, chef’s selection of fresh vegetables, blueberry cobbler, cheesecake and iced tea.
SATURDAY MORNING | Second Session — 8:00am – 11:30am
Breakfast: Sunrise Breakfast Buffet – Sliced fruit and berries, donuts, scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, sausage links, biscuits and sausage gravy, grits (cheese on the side), assorted juices, coffee and Tazo teas
SATURDAY EVENING | Third Session — 6:00pm – 9:30pm
Dinner: Sweet Georgia Buffet – Rolls with butter, mixed greens salad with pecans and Vidalia onions, salmon with lemon pepper butter sauce, sliced brisket, grilled chicken breast, herb roasted potatoes, chef’s selection of fresh vegetable, peach cobbler, pecan pie, vanilla ice cream and iced tea (coffee station)
SUNDAY MORNING | Fourth (Closing) Session — 8:00am – 11:00am
Breakfast: Southern Breakfast Buffet – Sliced fruit and berries, donuts, scrambled eggs, crisp bacon, sausage links, biscuits and sausage gravy, grits (cheese on the side), assorted juices, coffee and Tazo teas
Top priorities in District 6920
Grow Rotary and Service Our Communities Better
DG Terry’s March Virtual Visit
Polio Plus Society
Polio Plus Society
We are so close to eradicating Polio worldwide. We are in that last push to finish what we started and keep our promise to the world. Being a member of the Polio Plus Society means a commitment to help Rotary finish this race. With a donation to Polio Plus of $100 Rotarians will receive a recognition certificate and a limited-edition US minted Polio $1 dollar coin. This will be unique to our District.
This coin was minted in 2019 state of Pennsylvania honoring the discovery of the polio vaccine in 1953 by Dr. Jonas Salk and his team. In 1947, the University of Pittsburgh hired Dr. Jonas Salk to develop the polio vaccine.
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Literacy
District 6920
Literacy Initiative
Basic Education and Literacy is one of the District‘s areas of focus. In 2020-2021, a majority (23 of the 42) of the club projects receiving District Grant funds were in the Basic Education and Literacy focus area. The projects represent a total commitment of $89,777.05 in money but are unmeasurable in the commitment of time and effort, and priceless in the lifelong impact they have on the lives of the young — our future.
District 6920 News and Events
Public Image Audit
My name is Tamara Siragusa and I'm with the Rotary Club of Milledgeville; Happy Monday! I'm joining our District's Public Image team as Erin's vice chair and look forward to getting to know and work with each of you this upcoming year. We have some important...
Jesup Joins Forces
💙United in Service, Inspired by Community 💙 This morning, Rotary Club of Jesup, Jesup Kiwanis, and Exchange Club of Wayne County came together in partnership with one shared mission: to support the families and children of Wayne County. By joining forces, we’re...
GRSP Salutes Partnerships in Norway and Denmark
Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) Executive Director Katheryne Fields and District 6910 Chair and Foundation Director Cheryl Huffman traveled to Scandinavia in early September to honor the 79-year partnership between GRSP and Norwegian Rotarians. At the invitation...
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