
Explore the Campaign
The World Needs Bullpups campaign is the most important fundraising effort in the history of Gonzaga Preparatory School, securing a future of excellence and opportunity for today’s youth and generations to come.
Gonzaga Prep has launched a $24M campaign that will advance the impact of our mission by creating opportunities for excellence through endowed scholarships, program enhancements, and capital investments. This historic effort will secure the resources needed to invest in our people, programs, and facilities, ensuring that our students are supported by outstanding faculty, enriched learning opportunities, and a thriving campus environment. Grounded in Jesuit values, this campaign strengthens our commitment to forming confident, faith-filled leaders who are ready to meet the challenges and opportunities of the future.
Bullpups are doing good all over the country — and the world! Browse our alumni map (which uses ZIP codes) to learn more about our alumni and the impact their Gonzaga Prep education had on their lives. We want to hear from you, too! Fill out the form on this page and we’ll add you to the markers on this map.
Let’s fill it up with Pups!
Meet Our REMARKABLE GRADUATES
Why now?
The future of Prep is at stake. Here’s why:

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
The World needs bullpups,
AND THEY NEED YOU.
We need your help to secure the future of Gonzaga Prep for future generations.
Since 1887, Gonzaga Prep has depended upon the generosity of those who believe in the value of Jesuit education, and its impact in the lives of our students, families for generations, and the greater Spokane community.
If you are an alum, or the parent of an alum, your education was made possible by the generosity and sacrifices of those who came before us.
Will you pay forward the gift of your Prep education?



As an alum of Gonzaga Prep it is important for me to provide continuous support to the school because I believe in the importance of the school’s overall mission. I am thankful for having had the opportunity to attend Gonzaga Prep, which would not have been possible without the gracious donations from its supporters. 
