Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. In observance of the federal holiday, Prevail Bank offices were closed, but employees remained actively engaged in their communities, volunteering their time, talents, and expertise with local organizations.

Marking the fourth consecutive year of participation, 110 employees volunteered at 18 locations statewide during Prevail’s Juneteenth Day of Service on June 19. Together with volunteer efforts from January through April 2026, employees have contributed approximately 589.5 hours—equivalent to more than 73 full workdays—toward strengthening our communities.

Below is the list of organizations:

Frances L Simek Memorial Library * Taylor County Fair Grounds * Taylor County Humane Society * Country Gardens Assisted Living * River Source Family Center * Hope Village * Good Shepherd Senior Apartments * Clark County Rehabilitation & Living Center * Catkins Animal Rescue * Companion Day Services * Children’s Imaginarium * Patriots K9 of Wisconsin * Marathon County Parks Department * United Way of Portage County’s Diaper Drive * FOCUS * Cranberry Court Assisted Living * Opportunity Development Center (ODC)

Prevail Bank is passionate about economic development, financial stability, giving back to the communities it serves, and growth for individuals, families, and businesses. It’s all about pursuing what’s possible and making things better in central Wisconsin.

In the photo, Michelle Martenson, Prevail Bank’s Loan Servicing Manager, paints a room at the River Source Family Center in Chippewa Falls.