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Thursday, May 11, 2023Blair Joins Prevail Bank's Branch Management Team in Baraboo
(Baraboo) David Blair is Prevail Bank’s new Branch Manager in Baraboo WI. Blair is a steadfast professional with proven performance in management, leadership, and communication. He enjoys problem-solving and planning, and has 24 years of experience in mortgage, consumer, and business lending.“I’m excited to have David join our team,” said David Johns, Chief Retail Officer. “His depth of knowledge, skills set, and years of financial sales and management experience will make his transition seamless.”“As
Tuesday, May 09, 2023Prevail Bank donates $250 to support Food For Kidz program
Prevail Bank donated $250 in support of Baraboo High School’s Interact Club, specifically the Food for Kidz program; whereby food relief is packaged and shipped to hungry children in Haiti, Honduras, and Ukraine. High School Senior, Clare Stuczynski (center), was the organizer of the 5th annual Food For Kidz fundraiser. David Blair, Prevail Bank Branch Manager (left) and Greg Garton, VP; Commercial Lending Officer presented the check to her. The Interact Club depends on donations to maximize the Food for
Wednesday, May 03, 2023Prevail Bank donates $5,000 to Baraboo Homeless Shelter
Prevail Bank donated $5,000 to the Baraboo Homeless Shelter in support of remodeling the facility’s kitchen so it can be efficiently utilized by multiple residents daily. Angela Witczak, Baraboo Homeless Shelter Board Director (center), accepted the check from David Blair, Prevail Bank Branch Manager (left) and Greg Garton, Prevail Bank Vice President / Commercial Lending Officer. The funds provided were part of Prevail Bank’s Charitable Contributions program. The program is available for local
Thursday, June 16, 2022People Helping People Supported by Local Bank's Shred Day Event
PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE SUPPORTED BY LOCAL BANK'S SHRED DAY EVENT. Prevail Bank donated $1,000 to People Helping People (PHP) as the result of its free Shred Day event. Prevail Bank pledged /donated $1 for every pound of paper shredded, up to $1,000. More than 4,625 pounds of paper was collected! An additional $588 was provided as reimbursement for Prevail Bank customer appreciation lunches offered during the event. Prevail Bank’s goal is to pursue what’s possible within its local communities. The
