

To unite Prairie’s community in support of scholarships, advancing our mission and amplifying the impact of collective generosity.


Your involvement is essential to Prairie’s continued growth and pursuit of excellence.
Every dollar raised at Premiere means access for talented, deserving students. Premiere unites our community to celebrate generosity, build connections, and invest in the future we’re shaping together.

BIDDING
socializing
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music
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dinner
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awards
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dancing
BIDDING:
Participate in our silent and live auctions – filled with unique experiences and items – knowing that every bid directly supports student scholarships.
DONATING:
Raise your paddle high and help expand access to an exceptional Prairie education for more students in our community.
CONNECTING:
The night is full of Prairie friends! Personal and professional conversations are waiting for you throughout the evening.
ATTIRE:
Inspired by the energy of a magazine spread—stylish, confident, and a little unexpected. Think cocktail attire with a creative twist. Polished dresses, sharp suits, bold textures, and statement pieces are all welcome.


Inspiration Award
The Inspiration Award began as the Mystery Doll, an award created by an extraordinary person: retired Prairie art teacher Cathy McCombs. It developed as a way to pay tribute to a Prairie staff member, teacher, board member or volunteer who displayed a true passion for Prairie and dedication to the school. The award has taken on a new spirit as the torch was passed in 2014 from Cathy to Bill Reid ‘73. Bill is known for his colorful and creative sculptures — the perfect way to honor Prairie community members that embody the above characteristics
Inspiration The Imogene P. Johnson Award for Distinguished Service to The Prairie School
The Imogene P. Johnson Award for Distinguished Service is named for Prairie School co-founder Imogene Johnson, who had the extraordinary vision over 60 years ago to establish an outstanding educational institution in the middle of a Wind Point field. This award goes to individuals who have shown uncommon dedication to Prairie through their gifts of time, energy, and other resources. Without the efforts of these people, Prairie would not be where it is today.

QUESTIONS
To learn more or inquire about volunteer opportunities, please contact Trista Deuster ’16, Assistant Director of Events and Alumni Engagement.















