Top priorities in District 6920
Grow Rotary and Service Our Communities Better
Incoming DG Beverly Trainor’s First Address
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
Rotary Club of Jesup has donated $500 to support the BTA Bigger Than Athletics afterschool program
We’re excited to share that Rotary Club of Jesup has donated $500 to support the BTA Bigger Than Athletics after school program, led by Tommie Weatherspoon, in Wayne County, GA. This generous gift will help BTA continue its work empowering local youth and building a...
Georgia Rotary Student Program Celebrates Conclave 2025 in Athens
Georgia Rotary Student Program Celebrates Conclave 2025 in Athens The Georgia Rotary Student Program (GRSP) celebrated a successful Conclave 2025, held August 15–17 at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel in Athens. The weekend...
GRSP Sends 2 to Norway, 2 to Oslo for Summer Studies
Two by two, Georgia college students made their way to Denmark and Norway for the summer. Patrick Chichester and Alana Milner attended the University of Oslo in Norway while Hendley Jones and Claire Jerguson attended Aarhus University in Denmark for summer...
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