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2025 Education Pays

Published 08/28/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the winners of the 2025 D.L. Evans Bank Education Pays Program.

This year, D.L. Evans Bank has rewarded nine students within Idaho and Northern Utah with laptops for excelling in their core classes. Each year, students, grades 6-12, can enter to win a laptop by visiting www.dlevans.com/students and submitting their report cards. They receive an entry for each “A” earned in a core class. D.L. Evans Bank is proud to support youth and education.

The winners are:
Parker Davis for Eastern Idaho
Kylie Klimes for Magic Valley
Kylie Webb for Mini-Cassia
MacKenzie Wells for Treasure Valley
Taylor Ross for Western Idaho
Brooklyn Snell for Wood River
Taytum Olsen for Northern Utah
Aspyn York and Tyce Grover are the two winners for the employee children.

Congratulations to them all! We wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors.

Donation to New Plymouth Senior Center

Published 06/26/2025

Donation to NeighborWorks Boise

Published 06/04/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625.

D.L. Evans Bank is pleased to announce a $2,625 donation to NeighborWorks Boise. Brad Lish, D.L. Evans Bank Senior Commercial Loan Officer at the Eagle branch, nominated this organization to receive a donation as part of this initiative. NeighborWorks Boise is a nonprofit that has supported affordable housing and stronger neighborhoods in Idaho for over 40 years. They help low to moderate income residents achieve and keep their homes through education and resources. As part of the national NeighborWorks America network, they’re committed to building safe, sustainable communities guided by values like respect, equity, and service.

Donation to Twin Falls Optimist Coats for Kids

Published 06/26/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625.

D.L. Evans Bank is pleased to announce a $2,625 donation to the Twin Falls Optimist Coats for Kids program. Danae Klimes, D.L. Evans Bank Vice President Commercial Loan Officer at the Twin Falls Financial Center, nominated this organization to receive a donation as part of this initiative. The Twin Falls Optimists are a group of individuals who work together through projects and fundraisers to advocate for the kids in the community. Their Coats for Kids program distributes between 600-1000 coats a year to school children who are in need in the Magic Valley and surrounding areas.

Donation to Blackfoot Community Dinner Table

Published 06/12/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625.

D.L. Evans Bank is pleased to announce a $2,625 donation to Blackfoot Community Dinner Table. Eva Frasure, D.L. Evans Bank Teller/Backup Financial Services Representative at the Blackfoot branch, nominated this organization to receive a donation as part of this initiative. Blackfoot Community Dinner Table is a non-profit focused on reducing hunger in Bingham County. The Blackfoot Community Dinner Table provides food to those in need through their fall dinner program and through food distribution programs like the Blackfoot Community Pantry. They also tackle hunger's root causes through collaboration, education, and advocacy, which includes the Blackfoot Community Garden project. The organization encourages social interaction for older residents and fosters teamwork among faith groups to enhance resources and relationships.

Donation to OATS, Inc

Published 06/18/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625.

D.L. Evans Bank is pleased to announce a $2,625 donation to OATS, Inc. Tiffany Harman, D.L. Evans Bank Commercial Lending Specialist at the South Burley branch, nominated this organization to receive a donation as part of this initiative. OATS, Inc. is a non-profit founded in 2007 that supports people struggling with sub-stance abuse through companionship, trust, and understanding. The organization has the vision of helping individuals and families learn and renew skills which foster success while living a sober lifestyle. For more information call 208-679-2273.

Donation to Disability Rights Idaho

Published 06/28/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625

D.L. Evans Bank is pleased to announce a $2,625 donation to Disability Rights Idaho. Jake Asher, D.L. Evans Bank Vice President Branch Manager at the Boise Downtown branch, nominated this organization to receive a donation as part of this initiative. Disability Rights Idaho advocates for equal opportunities and independence for individuals with disabilities by ensuring access to healthcare, public spaces, transit, and education. They provide legal aid to protect rights for independent living and decision-making, promote accessible voting, and fair employment. Education and outreach efforts help raise awareness about rights and available services for people with disabilities.

2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative

Published 07/02/2025

D.L. Evans Bank has announced the first round of donations for the 2025 Employee Directed Donation Initiative. This donation initiative gives D.L. Evans Bank employees an opportunity to nominate their favorite non-profit organizations in Idaho and Utah. Each organization will receive a $2,500 donation from the bank plus a 5% bonus that will be added in the name of the employee who submitted the application, for a total of $2,625 each.

The following is a list of organizations that were chosen to receive the donation from D.L. Evans Bank:

•   Disability Rights Idaho (nominated by Jake Asher, D.L. Evans Bank Vice President Branch Manager at the Boise Downtown Branch)
•   NeighborWorks Boise (nominated by Brad Lish, D.L. Evans Bank Senior Commercial Loan Officer at the Eagle branch)
•   Twin Falls Optimist Club Coats for Kids (nominated by Danae Klimes, D.L. Evans Bank Vice President Commercial Loan Officer at the Twin Falls Financial Center)
•   Blackfoot Community Food Pantry (nominated by Eva Frasure, D.L. Evans Bank Teller/Backup Financial Services Representative at the Blackfoot branch)
•   OATS Family Center (nominated by Tiffany Hartman, D.L. Evans Bank Commercial Lending Specialist at the South Burley branch)
•   New Plymouth Senior Center Home Delivered Meal Program (nominated by Rob Frye D.L. Evans Bank Vice President Branch Manager at the Fruitland branch)

Congratulations to Jordan Ward

Published 06/12/2025

John V. Evans Jr., President of D.L. Evans Bank, is pleased to announce the promotion of Jordan Ward to Vice President Commercial Loan Officer at the Ammon branch.

Jordan has been in the banking industry for fourteen years, with twelve of those years at D.L. Evans Bank. He earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in General Business from Idaho State University, and before stepping into banking, he worked in construction. During that time, he gained valuable insights into the construction industry by focusing on both residential and commercial projects. This experience has proven especially beneficial when working with new business owners who are exploring the development of new buildings.

Jordan started at D.L. Evans Bank as a loan assistant, and his experience encompasses roles such as teller, new accounts, consumer lending, and more. He completed the bank's Management Training Program, which offers education in every lending department position, providing a comprehensive understanding of the institution's operations. As a Vice President Commercial Loan Officer, Jordan will be involved in commercial lending, including the evaluation of loan applications, managing client relationships, and supporting community development initiatives through financial services. Drawing on his prior experience and time on the job, he is well-positioned to guide customers through the borrowing process. Jordan says, “He loves to learn about people’s businesses and how they got started,” and he encourages anyone to chat with him about their business and its needs.

Jordan has been a member of the East Idaho Falls Rotary Club for eight years. He has served as President, President-elect, and has started many charity events in the club to support scholarships, books, and education. He is also very involved with a church organization that helps local people and communities, as well as those across the world.

He enjoys being outside in his spare time, whether it be camping with his family, four-wheeling, dirt biking, snowmobiling, or anything else physical. He constantly wants to be working toward something and enjoys a challenge.

Jordan invites you to stop in and see how he can help you. He can be reached at the Ammon branch located at 2634 East Sunnyside Road or by phone at 208-522-0593.

$31,250 Donation to Your Community Connection (YCC Family Crisis Center)

Published 04/04/2025

D.L. Evans Bank, in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB Des Moines), is pleased to announce that YCC Family Crisis Center has received a $31,250 donation.

D.L. Evans Bank applied for the FHLB Des Moines Member Impact Fund which matches up to $1.50 to every $1 of the D.L. Evans Bank donation. This matching grant program will result in FHLB Des Moines awarding over $6 million in funding to support affordable housing and community development in Hawaii, Utah and Guam.

YCC Family Crisis Center states they are a non-profit organization incorporated to enhance the safety of women, children and men by providing crisis intervention and advocacy services to reduce and prevent the occurrence of family violence and sexual assault through education and community awareness.

Recipient organizations were selected based on the needs for grant funding to support capacity-building or working capital necessary to strengthen their ability to serve affordable housing or community development needs including job training, affordable housing, financial literacy, food banks and youth programs.

$31,250 Donation to Weber Human Services

Published 04/04/2025

D.L. Evans Bank, in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines (FHLB Des Moines), is pleased to announce that Weber Human Services will receive a $31,250 donation.

D.L. Evans Bank applied for the FHLB Des Moines Member Impact Fund which matches up to $1.50 to every $1 of the D.L. Evans Bank donation. This matching grant program will result in FHLB Des Moines awarding over $6 million in funding to support affordable housing and community development in Hawaii, Utah and Guam.

Weber Human Services (WHS) states they are an organization dedicated to helping those in need rebuild their lives and reach their full potential. WHS was organized by a cooperative agreement between the Weber and Morgan County governments to serve as the local authority for the provision of their substance use, mental health, and senior service programs.

Recipient organizations were selected based on the needs for grant funding to support capacity-building or working capital necessary to strengthen their ability to serve affordable housing or community development needs including job training, affordable housing, financial literacy, food banks and youth programs.

$62,500 Donation to Wasatch Homeless Health Care Inc. dba Fourth Street Clinic

Published 04/03/2025