Regional Nonprofit Summit Coming in February

Peachtree City, GA – January 13, 2026 – The Caring Communities Foundation has announced details for its highly anticipated 5th Annual Nonprofit Summit, themed Passports to Philanthropy. This two-day event will take place on February 12-13, 2026, at the Hilton Hotel and Conference Center, located at 2443 Hwy 54 W, Peachtree City, GA 30269.

Passports to Philanthropy brings together nonprofit executives, fundraisers, board members, volunteers, and community leaders for an inspiring two days. Focused on elevating organizational impact, enhancing fundraising strategies, and building stronger connections, this conference is a must for any nonprofit leader. As the fifth iteration of this growing regional summit, the event promises valuable, no-fluff content delivered by expert speakers from across the nonprofit space to help attendees move their missions forward.

“Nonprofit professionals are navigating an increasingly complex landscape, and events like this provide the tools, inspiration, and networks needed to drive meaningful change,” said Scott McInnis, President and CEO of Caring Communities Foundation. “We’re excited to welcome impact changers to Peachtree City for two days of high-energy learning, collaboration, and growth.”

The summit will feature:

• Keynote presentations and panels from thought leaders in nonprofit leadership, marketing, fundraising, and community engagement.
• Breakout sessions offering practical, actionable insights to boost organizational effectiveness and resource development.
• Networking opportunities to foster partnerships and peer connections across the Southeast.
• A focus on innovative strategies that deliver real results for nonprofits of all sizes.

Past attendees have praised the event for its welcoming atmosphere, community-building focus, and high-quality programming that encourages open dialogue and lasting relationships.

The Hilton Peachtree City venue offers a convenient, state-of-the-art setting ideal for professional development and collaboration.

Registration and additional details—including speaker announcements, session topics, sponsorship opportunities, and early bird pricing—are available now or coming soon on the official event page at cowetafoundation.org/nonprofit-summit. Interested participants are encouraged to register today.

The Caring Communities Foundation is committed to strengthening the nonprofits through education, collaboration, and resource-building initiatives. This summit exemplifies that mission by equipping leaders with the knowledge and connections to amplify their community impact.

For more information, sponsorship inquiries, or media credentials, contact the Caring Communities Foundation via their website at cowetafoundation.org/nonprofit-summit. 

About the Caring Communities Foundation

The Caring Communities Foundation supports nonprofit organizations and community initiatives in Coweta, Fayette, Meriwether, and South Fulton, fostering philanthropy, capacity building, and collaborative solutions for regional challenges.