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Entergy Louisiana Receives Capital Area United Way’s Top Volunteer Awards
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06/15/2018

Entergy Louisiana recently received the Capital Area United Way’s top awards for volunteerism and support. Ashley Pitts, a planning and scheduling coordinator in Baton Rouge, won the 2018 Volunteer Income Tax Assistant Outstanding Volunteer Award and Entergy Louisiana received the Partner of the Year Award.

Each year during tax season, Entergy employees are among a team of trained volunteers who provide free, personalized assistance on tax returns at VITA centers in Louisiana and throughout Entergy’s service area. They ensure qualifying customers claim the Earned Income Tax Credit on what has become known as Super Tax Day.

To learn more about Entergy's support of Super Tax Days, please visit entergy.com/freetaxhelp.

Entergy Louisiana employee Ashley Pitts (center) receives the Volunteer of the Year award from George Bell, Capital Area United Way president, and Diane Keaton of the Internal Revenue Service.

Kristin Masoner (center), Entergy senior customer service specialist, receives the Partner of the Year Award on behalf of Entergy Louisiana from George Bell, Capital Area United Way president, and Diane Keaton of the Internal Revenue Service.

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