As part of our commitment to education and community support, we contributed $100,000 — $50,000 each for Southern University and A&M College and Grambling State University.
This November, we launched a “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” campaign, focusing on community assistance and food drives aimed at alleviating food insecurity for our most vulnerable neighbors across Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas.
We’re honored to receive EEI’s Corporate Citizenship Award for our innovative volunteer program that supports the growth and development of the communities we serve. EEI is a national association that represents all U.S. investor-owned electric companies.
Entergy will report its third quarter 2025 financial results before the market opens Wednesday, Oct. 29. We invite you to listen to a live webcast discussion of Entergy’s financial results at 10 a.m. Central time that day.
We’re excited to announce that we were recently recognized by Chartwell as the Silver Best Practices Award recipient for Excellence in Serving Vulnerable Customers at the EMACS awards ceremony. This is an honor that highlights our consumer and advocacy team’s commitment to innovation and equity in customer service. The award recognizes the launch of our digital LIHEAP […]
October is National Cybersecurity Month, but for utility employees at Entergy, security is central to our everyday work. The term “shared threat landscape” is often used by cybersecurity experts. But what does it mean? A shared threat landscape means many organizations face similar cyber risks. These include threats to outdated systems that run operations, as well as […]
Schilling finds inspiration in the moments that highlight the importance of Entergy’s work, particularly during restoration efforts following hurricanes and major storms.
The Pro Bono Institute has awarded Entergy’s Executive Vice President and General Counsel Marcus Brown with the prestigious 2025 Laurie D. Zelon Pro Bono Award. This annual accolade honors individuals and organizations that exemplify outstanding dedication to pro bono legal services, and Brown’s leadership has been instrumental in fostering a culture of community service within Entergy’s legal department.
For some people, giving back is built into their DNA. Jonathan Simmons, operations technician at Entergy’s Independence Plant in Arkansas, has already logged more than 145 volunteer hours this year.
This holiday season, Entergy brought smiles to customers with the return of “Operation Secret Santa.” At the Canal Street Customer Care Center, select customers were pleasantly surprised as Santa stepped in to cover their utility bills, thanks to The Power to Care, part of Entergy’s program dedicated to assisting low-income families and households.