Prevail Bank Awards $140,021 in Charitable Contributions to 29 Wisconsin Community Organizations
Prevail Bank has awarded $140,021 in charitable contributions to 29 nonprofit, educational, and community organizations across Wisconsin, reinforcing the bank’s longstanding commitment to strengthening the communities it serves.
Through Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions Program, funding was distributed to organizations focused on education, financial literacy, food distribution, housing, public spaces, health, and overall community well-being. The Fall 2026 recipients span central and northern Wisconsin, supporting both rural and urban communities.
“Community is at the heart of everything we do at Prevail Bank,” said Nathan Quinnell, CEO/President. “These organizations are making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families, and we’re proud to support their efforts through strategic, local investment.”
Those receiving funding included: Rosholt Hills Century Association, Stevens Point Public School District – Boston School Forest, St Vincent de Paul – St Therese of Lisieux Conference food pantries, Children’s Imaginarium, Feed My People Food Bank, Athens Community Strength & Fitness Center, Beyond Blessed Pantry, CASA of Marathon County, Discovery Education Station, Pathway Home of South Central WI, Stepping Stones, Chippewa Valley Health Clinic, Operation Horses Heal, Junior Achievement of Portage & Wood Counties, Junior Achievement of Northwest WI, Baraboo School District – Period Positivity Project, Altrusa International of Marshfield, Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield, Boys & Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley, Sanford Health Foundation – Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids Area Habitat for Humanity, Children’s Museum of Eau Claire Foundation, Marathon County Child Development Agency, Team Rapids, United Way of Marathon County, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest WI, Evolving Wellness, Friends of LE Phillips Library, and the Town of Ogema – Pioneer Park Committee.
Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions Committee reviews applications twice a year, prioritizing programs that align with the bank’s mission and demonstrate community impact.
