Entergy supported Ozanam Inn's first Forgotten Angels Back-to-School and Health Fair.
Donations provided school supplies and uniforms for children whose families struggle with homelessness and poverty.
Creating opportunities for young adults in the New Orleans area to work at Entergy.
Career Pathways pilot program focuses on reducing hiring barriers by helping participants prepare for Entergy careers.
The late J. Wayne Leonard, chairman and CEO from 1998-2013, spearheaded Entergy’s corporate social responsibility program and was regarded as one of the industry’s foremost advocates for low-income customers.
Relief for hundreds of thousands of vulnerable households in Entergy’s service area.
An estimated $100 million in additional funding will provide relief for hundreds of thousands of vulnerable households in Entergy’s service area.
Bike the Big Easy on Oct. 13 helps raise funds for Entergy New Orleans’ The Power to Care customer assistance program.
Entergy’s eTech program helps Second Harvest Food Bank reduce energy costs, increase efficiency and improve operations.
More than $26 million in scholarships secured since 2011.
They weren’t summoned by the sheriff like in the Wild West. This posse was part of Posse New Orleans, the local chapter of a national program that provides college preparation, access and support for low-income minority students.
Points of Light, the world’s largest organization dedicated to volunteer service, has named Entergy Corporation among The Civic 50. The designation recognizes Entergy as one of the most community-minded companies in the United States.
Entergy’s participation in National Volunteer Month reflects the company’s year-round community involvement and support.
