Kathmandu: Everest Bank Limited celebrated its 30th anniversary with grandeur, organizing various events. The main program was held at the bank’s headquarters in Lazimpat, where a blood donation camp was organized, and employees who have served the bank for a long time were awarded long-service medals and appreciation certificates.

On the occasion, the bank announced several programs under its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. Continuing its efforts in education, healthcare, disaster relief, environmental protection, and cultural promotion, the bank provided NPR 10 million to Kathmandu Institute of Child Health Hospital for its building construction.

The check was jointly handed over by Chairman Bal Gopal Baidya and CEO Sudesh Khaling to the hospital’s chairman, Prof. Dr. Bhagwan Koirala. The bank expressed confidence that this contribution would further assist in the hospital’s construction and help ensure quality and accessible healthcare services for children.

As part of its CSR efforts, the bank also organized a blood donation drive in collaboration with the Nepal Red Cross Society, Bagbazar. A total of 48 employees from the bank participated in the blood donation.

Established in collaboration with Punjab National Bank, India, Everest Bank has remained a preferred choice for customers since its inception. With a customer base of approximately 1.4 million, the bank operates through 129 branch offices, 3 extension counters, 7 regional offices, and 167 ATMs across Nepal, providing modern services such as mobile, internet, and QR banking through its global network.

In addition to this, Everest Bank has also been actively involved in government revenue collection from 32 locations across the country, playing a crucial role in supporting Nepal’s financial system.