2021 Black Tie Harvest for Scholarships
After the difficulties of the past year and the cancellation of our 2020 event, we are excited to be planning for the return of our Black Tie gala in 2021. While safety continues to be our utmost concern, we are optimistic that we will once again have the opportunity to gather together in support of Iowa Western student scholarships.
The annual Black Tie Harvest for Scholarships is the single largest fundraising event for Iowa Western Community College. Over the past 23 years, Black Tie events have raised more than $2.5 million in scholarships. On September 25, 2021, college partners and community supporters will once again gather on campus for the Black Tie Harvest dinner and auction; an elegant evening of fun, food and fundraising.
More details will be available as the event gets closer, but for now, save the date for September 25, 2021!
Black Tie Donations
2021 Event Chairs and Co-Chairs
| Event Chairs Bryan Hill and Pam Beall-Hill | Event Co-Chairs John and Leslie Southard, and Scott Hoffman |
Event Committee
| Dr. Dan Kinney, IWCC President Molly Noon, Foundation Director | Tim Dickmeyer, Black Tie Co-Director Stacy Shockey, Black Tie Co-Director |
Shawna Atteberry
Randi Bissen
Susan and Keith Bentley
Stephen Bryant
Becky Burgart
Judy Davis
Tim German
Deb Goodman
Stacey Goodman
Wyatt Greenwood
Scott Hartman
Jason James
John Jerkovich
Nancy Kinney
Judd Knispel
Alyssa and Don Kohler
Alex Lammert
Tina Mackland
Andrew Markham
Jean and Dr. John Marshall
Erin McKee
Bailey McQueen
Byron Menke
Chris Olson
Diane Osbahr
Amy Partch
Sarah Saar
Natha Tabor
Joanie and Ron Tekippe
Tara Weldon
Terri and Larry Winum
Our Mission
To create an annual event bringing visibility, recognizing friends, and securing resources for college scholarships.
The Black Tie Harvest is Iowa Western Community College’s largest single fundraising event, raising more than 2.3 million dollars during the past 21 years the Black Tie Harvest for Scholarships event provides internal scholarship support to IWCC students. With nearly 70 percent of IWCC students qualifying for financial assistance, the need for scholarship support is greater than ever.