At Peoples Bank, giving back isn’t just something we do, it’s part of who we are. During National Volunteering Week, we’re proud to recognize the team members who go above and beyond to serve their communities.
From county fairs and local parades to youth programs and community events, our employees are dedicating their time, energy, and passion to make a meaningful impact. Today, we’re highlighting our Top 10 Volunteers of 2025 and the stories behind their service.
Leading the Way in Service
McKinley – 167.25 Hours
McKinley’s passion lies in supporting youth sports and local events. For him, volunteering is about helping shape teamwork, responsibility, and stronger communities. Seeing that direct, positive impact is what makes it all worthwhile.
Bobbi – 117.2 Hours
Through her involvement with the Indianola Young Professionals Committee, Bobbi has built connections, developed leadership skills, and helped organize impactful events. She values the opportunity to strengthen partnerships and serve those around her.
Kami – 94 Hours
From Girls Night Out in Knoxville to the Marion County Fair, Kami enjoys being part of moments where the community truly comes alive. After moving to Knoxville, volunteering has been a meaningful way to connect, build relationships, and give back.
Making a Difference, One Event at a Time
Katie – 72 Hours
Whether it’s the Pleasantville Tailgate or other local events, Katie loves seeing familiar faces and lending a helping hand wherever it’s needed.
Rebecca – 60.5 Hours
The Warren County Fair stands out to Rebecca as a celebration of hard work and dedication. She appreciates the opportunity to learn from others and be part of something that brings the entire community together.
Amanda – 56.75 Hours
Amanda’s favorite event, Girls Night Out in Knoxville, gave her the chance to meet community members and show support in a fun, engaging way. For her, volunteering is simply a way of life, something she was raised to value.
Rooted in Community
Nikki – 53 Hours
As a former 4-H exhibitor, Nikki finds joy in supporting the next generation at the county fair. She believes volunteering shows that Peoples Bank is truly invested in the community, not just financially, but personally.
Karen – 49.5 Hours
Karen enjoys volunteering with youth-focused programs like Alive, where young people share their talents through music and performance. She finds fulfillment in both the experience and the connections built along the way.
Jean – 41.5 Hours
For Jean, community parades and fairs are the highlight. Watching families come together, share in the excitement, and create memories is what makes volunteering so special.
Peggy – 40.75 Hours
Peggy’s favorite moment came during the Milo Easter Egg Hunt, where children lit up at the sight of the Easter Bunny. It’s those simple, joyful experiences that remind her how important volunteers are to keeping communities thriving.
Why Volunteering Matters
Across every story, one theme is clear: volunteering is about connection. It’s about showing up, building relationships, and creating opportunities that might not exist otherwise.
Our employees don’t just work in these communities, they live in them, care about them, and actively contribute to their growth. Whether it’s supporting youth, organizing events, or simply lending a helping hand, their efforts make a lasting difference.
A Commitment to Community
We’re incredibly proud of our team and their dedication to serving others. Their combined efforts represent hundreds of hours spent making our communities stronger, more connected, and more vibrant.
This National Volunteering Week, we celebrate not only these Top 10 Volunteers, but everyone who gives their time to make a difference. Because when we invest in our communities, we all succeed.
