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Regal Holdings Awards 2026 Reigle Family Scholarship to Kewaskum Senior Hannah Galasinski

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Regal Holdings announced Hannah Galasinski, a graduating senior at Kewaskum High School, as the recipient of the 2026 Reigle Family Scholarship, a longstanding scholarship established to support the next generation of leaders within the Kewaskum community.
Established in 1963 by Regal founder J.O. Reigle, the scholarship was created to encourage Kewaskum students to pursue higher education and bring their talents back to strengthen the local community. The scholarship is awarded annually to graduating seniors pursuing a field oriented toward business, entrepreneurship, engineering, technology, and other disciplines, and who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership, and community involvement. The 2026 scholarship awards $28,000 over four years and includes eligibility for paid internship opportunities within Regal Holdings and its companies.
Galasinski graduates ranked first in her class of 134 students with a perfect 4.0 GPA and will attend St. Norbert College to study Business Administration with a minor in Leadership Studies or Data Analytics.
A dedicated student leader and community volunteer, Galasinski served as President of the National Honor Society, varsity captain across multiple sports, mentor through the Kewaskum Impact Crew, and volunteer supporting organizations including Kettle Moraine Gardens Assisted Living and the Dodge County Food Pantry.

“What stands out about Hannah is not only her level of achievement, but the depth of her commitment to serving others,” said Ryan Reigle, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Regal Holdings. “She represents the values this scholarship was founded on more than sixty years ago: leadership, integrity, hard work, and a desire to positively impact the community around her.”
In her scholarship essay, Galasinski shared her passion for leadership and community impact through business, stating her goal is to eventually return to the Kewaskum area and work in a management role at a company that values ethics, service, and community involvement.
“At Regal Holdings, we believe investing in the next generation of leaders is one of the most meaningful things we can do,” said Reigle. “Hannah embodies the future of leadership, and we are proud to support her educational journey.”

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