Mid-Prairie Foundation

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

We are proud of our involvement in awarding educational scholarships. Tonight we awarded 62 scholarships through our local Dollars for Scholars Chapter totaling $132,127. Thank you to the generous supporters who run their scholarships through the Mid-Prairie Foundation’s Dollars for Scholars program each year.

05/20/2026

Thank you to our generous donors who funded Gold Scholarship opportunities for our 2026 Mid-Prairie graduates!

04/14/2026

Mark your calendars for June 26th!

The Alumni & Friends and Foundation 4-Person Best Shot Golf Tournament is scheduled for Friday, June 26, and we hope you’ll join us out on the course!

This fundraiser is a great opportunity to support the association, including the database software that helps keep Mid-Prairie alumni connected through reunions and events, as well as the distribution, printing, and mailing of the alumni newsletter.There are several ways to support the tournament — gather a team and enjoy a day of golf, provide a business sponsorship, donate prizes, volunteer during the event, or make a monetary donation toward the meal provided.

Team registrations are due by June 19, and sponsorship commitments are due by June 12. For questions or more information about how you can support the tournament, contact Taylor Weber at [email protected].

Thank you for supporting this very important fundraiser for the Mid-Prairie Alumni & Friends Association!

01/24/2026

🎓 Leave a Lasting Legacy for Mid-Prairie Students 🎓

Have you ever thought about permanently endowing a scholarship for a Mid-Prairie graduating senior—but wondered what it would take?

An endowed gift of $25,000 can create a $1,000 annual scholarship that is awarded every year, forever. Your generosity becomes a lasting investment in our students, their futures, and our community.

If you’re interested in learning more about creating a lifetime scholarship or exploring ways to give, we’d love to visit with you.

Your impact today can support generations to come.
📩 Message us or contact the Mid-Prairie Community School District Foundation to start the conversation.

12/12/2025

🎓 Attention Mid-Prairie Seniors! 🎓
Dollars for Scholars scholarships officially open TODAY!

This is your chance to apply for local scholarship opportunities created just for Mid-Prairie students. Don’t miss out—every application is a step toward your future!

📅 Applications close April 10, 2026

Start early, take your time, and put your best foot forward.

Good luck, Golden Hawks! 💛🖤✨

11/20/2025

✨ Mid-Prairie Foundation Board Member Recognition ✨

The Mid-Prairie Foundation would like to extend a HUGE thank you to Greg Gent and Luann Miller, our recently retired board members who each dedicated 6 years of service. 💛🖤

We are a fully volunteer board, giving our time to support the incredible students, staff, and programs within the Mid-Prairie School District. Greg and Luann’s commitment, leadership, and passion have made a lasting impact, and we are truly grateful.

11/16/2025

As college costs continue to rise dramatically, Mid-Prairie students rely heavily on the support of the Mid-Prairie Foundation and its many donors to help them financially champion their dreams. The scholarships provided to Mid-Prairie’s graduating students ensure financial struggles will not come between them and their future goals. Many scholarships offered honor long-time supporters of the Mid-Prairie district, and the Bob and Doris Stout Scholarship is a perfect example. Robert (Bob) and Doris Stout exemplified impactful community support and a strong love for education. Bob Stout was a farmer in the West Chester area and served in the U.S. Army in the occupation of Japan after World War II. Along with being a great father, he was a community leader, very active in the West Chester church, Farm Bureau, and the Cattlemen’s Association, even becoming a state director of the group. He was a Mid-Prairie School Board member for several years in the 1960’s and 1970’s, serving as School Board President for five of the years, and later became a Washington County Supervisor from 1996 to 2004. His active engagement in supporting his community was a model example to those around him. Doris Stout was a school teacher until her oldest son, Kent, was born in 1953. She then became a stay-at-home mother, also volunteering as a Cub Scout Den Mother, and stayed very involved in her family’s church, teaching Sunday School classes and Bible School for many years. She helped her husband on the farm for about 50 years, while also substitute teaching in the Mid-Prairie district. Education was important to both Bob and Doris. The Bob and Doris Stout Scholarship was founded because attending college was difficult or not available to them, so they wanted to do their part in helping future Mid-Prairie graduates afford their college dreams. This scholarship honors their legacy and commitment to education while supporting future generations of graduates as they continue on into their college studies. Thank you to Bob and Doris Stout, and all of our generous donors, who continue to support our Mid-Prairie graduating seniors.