Welcome to Rotary District 6760
Where service meets purpose and leadership drives change!
We’re a vibrant, diverse network of individuals passionate about making a real difference—locally and globally. Whether you’re a seasoned leader or just beginning your journey of community impact, Rotary District 6760 is your launchpad for meaningful action.
More than just a club, we’re a connected community committed to service, problem-solving, and friendship. From improving lives in our local community to tackling global challenges, we’re united by a shared mission to create lasting change.
Come be part of something bigger. Discover the fulfillment that comes from serving others and join us in building a better world—together.
Our History
Rotary District 6760 has a rich history rooted in service and leadership across Middle and Western Tennessee. Here’s an overview of its development:
Early Beginnings
- Rotary International was founded in 1905 in Chicago by Paul Harris.
- Clubs began expanding rapidly, and Tennessee saw early adoption of the Rotary movement.
Formation of District 6760
- Originally, Tennessee Rotary clubs were part of a larger regional district.
- Over time, due to growth, the state was split into multiple districts to better serve clubs.
- District 6760 was officially designated to cover the western and middle regions of Tennessee. This includes cities such as Nashville, Clarksville, Jackson, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Milan, and others.
- The district is currently part of Zones 30/31, which include multiple states in the central U.S.
Mission & Focus
District 6760, like all districts, supports local clubs by:
- Providing leadership training, especially through PETS (President-Elect Training Seminar).
- Organizing district-wide service initiatives and grant support.
- Facilitating participation in Rotary Youth programs, such as RYLA, Rotaract, and Interact.
- Hosting an annual District Conference to celebrate achievements and build camaraderie.
Notable Contributions
Clubs in District 6760 have been deeply involved in:
- PolioPlus and other global health efforts.
- Literacy programs, including dictionary projects and early childhood reading.
- Disaster response, both locally and internationally.
- Youth leadership development through active Interact and Rotaract clubs.
- Supporting The Rotary Foundation with strong per-capita giving.
Current Landscape
- District 6760 includes 50+ active clubs, with thousands of Rotarians committed to the motto: “Service Above Self.”
- The district continues to grow through innovation, inclusion, and community engagement.
- Recent years have seen growth in diversity, digital engagement, and collaborative projects with community partners.