Sam and a friendly driver working to dig Stevie’s car out.

The 100 Acts of Kindness challenge gives employees the chance to win a prize while spreading goodwill — and now your chances are even better! More on that below. First, here are some of the latest entries:

At our Ashwaubenon branch, teller Sam Hall helped assistant branch manager Stevie Nemetz when her car got stuck in the fresh snow outside the office last week.

“Sam was out shoveling and came over right away — he even broke his shovel trying to help!” she said. “He was trying to get me unstuck for a good 40 or 45 minutes.” A passing motorist eventually stopped to assist, and finally the car was free. Stevie said, “I asked the driver if I could pay him, and he said no. So I said if he needed a great banker, I work here at North Shore Bank and would love to help him with any financial goals!”

Matthew’s handiwork at Muskego.

And at Muskego, personal banker Matthew Cieslak continued last week’s “Wipe Off the White” theme.

“While I was in the break room washing dishes, I noticed out the window that all of our wipers were up during the ice storm,” community engagement manager Stephanie Ruiz said. “Matthew had snuck out without us knowing and done it! I thought this was so kind and thoughtful of him.”

Challenge bonus entry period: Starting today through March 12, each act of kindness performed, captured in a picture, and submitted by 10 pm Monday, March 13, will count as two entries. “Act now” to increase your chances of winning one of these these great prizes: eight hours of PTO, 250 Bucket List (Seymour Salutes) points (two prizes available!), or a six-month membership to the car wash of your choice (a $200 value)!

Remember, you’re allowed to perform and submit multiple acts of kindness for the challenge! More info here!