2027 IMAGINE AWARDS
The Rauch Foundation, with title sponsor German American Bank, will present the 2027 Imagine Awards at Caesars Southern Indiana on Saturday March 20, 2027.
The Imagine Awards have celebrated the power of inclusion for more than a quarter century, recognizing the people whose compassion, determination, and advocacy help make Southern Indiana a community where everyone belongs.
Join us on Saturday, March 20, 2027, at Caesars Southern Indiana for the 27th Annual Imagine Awards, presented by the Rauch Foundation in partnership with Title Sponsor, German American Bank. This inspiring evening honors individuals whose efforts have broken down barriers, created opportunities, and transformed lives for people with disabilities throughout our community.
The celebration begins at 5:30 p.m. and features a delicious dinner, exciting live and silent auctions, a cash bar, and special entertainment from acclaimed magician and speaker Cody Clark. Whether you are a longtime supporter or attending for the first time, you'll be part of a memorable night dedicated to recognizing the extraordinary people who make a lasting impact.
Since introducing the Imagine Awards in 2001, the Rauch Foundation has proudly recognized champions of inclusion while advancing its mission of supporting children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Since 1953, the Foundation has been helping create positive change, empowering individuals, strengthening families, and building a more inclusive Southern Indiana for all.
Come celebrate, connect, and be inspired as we honor those who imagine a brighter future and work every day to make it a reality.
For more information regarding sponsorships, tables, tickets, or auction item donations, please contact, Sarah Alstott at devdir@rbralliance.org or call 812-951-0321 ext 602
2027 Entertainer
Cody Clark
Cody Clark is an award-winning magician, storyteller, and autism advocate from Louisville, Kentucky. Diagnosed with autism at 15 months, Cody has turned his personal experiences and passion for magic into an inspiring message about embracing differences and discovering possibilities.
Through a unique blend of magic, comedy, storytelling, and personal experience, Cody entertains audiences while encouraging greater understanding of autism and disability. He works with schools, colleges, corporations, and nonprofit organizations to promote inclusion, build life skills, and show that differences can be strengths.
Cody’s honors include being named a Society of American Magicians Rising Star of Magic and a Kentucky Colonel for his work combining magic and disability advocacy.
