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Apr 14
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Dana Stewart standing smiling in front of a window at the D.L. Evans Bank Twin Falls Financial Center.

Our latest Besides Banking showcases Jill Moon, Assistant Vice President IT Operations Manager, and Dana Stewart, Assistant Vice President Retail Training Manager. Dana and Jill are passionate about volunteering and one way they give back is through the American Red Cross. Jill and Dana are both instrumental in organizing and filling the four blood drives hosted each year by D.L. Evans Bank in the Magic Valley. Jill shares her dedication, saying, "I have a true passion for this because my sister is a nurse and my daughter and daughter-in-law are all nurses and there is such a strong need for blood donations." For Dana, these blood drives perfectly define community spirit: "It’s important that we as a community do our duty to help others. One blood donation can potentially save three lives and that’s a big impact."

Both team members deeply appreciate working for an organization that actively champions community service—a commitment that truly defines D.L. Evans Bank as a community bank.

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