About us
We believe.
At Prevail, we know that the most important thing a survivor needs is to be believed. Believing your story is our job and supporting your journey is what we specialize in.
Who we are
Since 1986, Prevail has assisted over 70,000 survivors and their loved ones in putting the pieces of their lives back together. When trauma happens, we are there to provide hope and healing to victims in the community.
Through our Primary Prevention efforts, Prevail is working towards ending acts of violence before they happen. Effectively creating a safe and healthy community for all of us.
Our Mission
Prevail strives to empower victims of crime and abuse on their path to healing while engaging the community to support safe, healthy relationships.
Our Vision
Our community is safe; however, when crime and abuse occur, our response is compassionate and restorative.
Core Values
What we stand for
Empowerment
Strengths-Based Collaboration
Connection
Connection is Healing
Social Justice
Eliminate Barriers
Dignity
People-Centered
Our Impact
Each year, Prevail aims to significantly expand our reach and improve our services for victims of crime and abuse. Your support makes an impactful difference, turning statistics into transformative results.
Leadership
Dedicated to the Cause
The Prevail team is dedicated to providing hope and healing to survivors and empowering them on their journey to being a Thriver. Let us be a part of your journey.
Tami Wanninger
Executive Director
Michelle Moen
Director of Operations
Stephanie Holmes-Gullans
Director of Mission Services
Brittany Winebar
Director of Advancement
Board of Directors
Bob Dunlap
Foundation President
David Williamson
President
Debbie Johnson
Vice President
Brenda Erickson
Secretary
Judy Tidwell
Treasurer
Jessica Armstrong
Austin Baker
Danielle Bauer
Christi Crosser
Stephen Gregory
Jennifer Kilian
Esther Lakes
Jim Nickens
Eileen Potenza
Matt Snively
Leila Spann
Amy VonDielingen
We need you.
We can not do it alone. Your commitment to Prevail’s mission and to serving others is vital to the life-saving services provided to survivors of crime and abuse.