Support the Bucks County Homeschool Prom

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We are currently organizing the first-ever Bucks County Homeschool Prom, created especially for homeschool and cyber school teens ages 13–19 and their guests. Our theme, A Night in the Enchanted Garden, will transform the evening into a beautiful, memorable celebration where students can gather, dress up, dance, and enjoy a prom of their own.

The prom is scheduled for the evening of May 28 at Georgine’s, a wonderful local venue that will provide an elegant and welcoming setting for this special night.

Support the Prom!

Since announcing this year’s prom, so many of you have reached out asking how you can be part of it—even if you don’t have a teen attending. Truly, that means the world.

If you’d like to help make this a special and memorable night for our homeschool and cyber school teens, we’ve created a GoFundMe where you can contribute in a meaningful way. Every dollar raised goes directly toward bringing this event to life—from the big highlights to the thoughtful little details that make the night feel magical.

Sponsor a Special Part of the Night

We’re inviting individuals, families, and local businesses to “sponsor” different elements of the prom. It’s a fun way to feel connected to the event and to know exactly what your contribution supports.

Here are a few ways you can help:

• Sponsor a table of 8 teens — $480
• Sponsor the DJ — $400
• Sponsor the Photo Booth — $350
• Sponsor the room décor — $150
• Sponsor table decorations & centerpieces — $110
• Sponsor a ticket for a teen — $60
• Sponsor our welcome table — $30

If something speaks to you, we’d love to have you be part of making it happen.

And if you’re a local business interested in sponsoring, we’d be happy to connect and recognize your support!

Thank you for helping us create a night these teens will never forget.