Prevail Bank Donates $1,500 to Ruby’s Pantry
Immanuel EV Lutheran Church received a $1,500 check from Prevail Bank to support the programming and operations of Ruby’s Pantry. Brian Betts (pictured), Principal of Immanuel Lutheran Church & School and Director of Ruby’s Pantry, accepted the check from Prevail Bank Branch Manager, Mandi Goodness. Ruby’s Pantry was one of 29 nonprofit organizations selected to receive funding through Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions program this spring. The program awarded a total of $82,500 to nonprofits that
Mandi Goodness is New Prevail Bank Branch Manager
Prevail Bank is pleased to announce that Mandi Goodness is its new Branch Manager for Prevail Bank – Wisconsin Rapids. With 25 years’ experience in the finance industry, Goodness will lead a strong customer service, solutions-oriented team of professionals. Communications, organization, and time management skills are her strengths. “We are excited to have Mandi join our team,” said Brenda Trump, Prevail Bank’s Branch Manager Team Lead. “Mandi is a motivated and committed professional. She’s an experienced
Prevail Bank Shred Event Helps United Way of South Wood & Adams Counties
As a result of Prevail Bank’s Community Shred Day event in Wisconsin Rapids, $2,227 was raised for United Way of South Wood & Adams Counties, supporting families and individuals in need throughout the area. Both Prevail Bank and Bank-A-Count pledged to donate $1 for every pound of paper shredded, up to a $1,000 each --- and the community rose to the challenge, bringing in a whopping 1,715 pounds of documents to be safely destroyed and recycled. The public chipped in an additional $227 in donations,
Prevail Bank Supports Local United Way with $4,000 Donation
Prevail Bank provided $4,000 to United Way of South Wood & Adams Counties in support of its financial literacy programs and to assist those individuals and families who are employed but don’t earn enough to achieve basic financial stability. The United Way was one of 29 nonprofit organizations selected to receive funding through Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions program this spring. The program awarded a total of $82,500 to nonprofits that serve low-to-moderate income households, stimulate local
