Free Community Shred Day at Prevail Bank – Wisconsin Rapids, April 17

Prevail Bank invites the community to safely dispose of their confidential documents during its Free Community Shred Day on Thursday, April 17, from 9 AM to Noon at the Wisconsin Rapids branch (1601 Lincoln Street).

Shredding your documents protects your personal information from fraud. Plus, for every pound of paper shredded, Prevail Bank and Bank-A-Count will each donate $1 (up to $1,000) to the United Way of South Wood & Adams County, supporting local education, financial stability, and health initiatives.

Can’t make it to Prevail Bank in Wisconsin Rapids? Join us at one of our other Community Shred Days:

May 7 (10 AM–2 PM) – Owen – Friends of the Old School Inc
May 8 (10 AM–2 PM) – Marshfield – Children’s Miracle Network
May 13 (10 AM–2 PM) – Baraboo – People Helping People/Adopt a Veteran Program
May 15 (10 AM–2 PM) – Wausau – Humane Society of Marathon County
May 16 (10 AM–2 PM) – Medford – Operation Horses Heal
May 16 (10 AM–2 PM) – Eau Claire – YMCA of the Chippewa Valley
May 20 (10 AM–2 PM) – Stevens Point – CAP Services
May 20 (1 PM–4 PM) – Phillips – Catkins Animal Rescue

A $5 donation per box is suggested for more than two boxes of paper. Donations for the local nonprofits chosen by the Branches (listed above) can be made before or during each event.

For more information on credit monitoring and identity theft protection, contact your local Prevail Bank banker.

Prevail Bank, founded in 1934, is a community-focused bank with branches across central Wisconsin, dedicated to giving back to the communities it serves and supporting local dreams.