Powering our communities

We’re community members, just like you

With roots in the region for more than 100 years, Entergy is committed to our communities and everybody in them. By directly giving back and volunteering in the communities we serve, we’re building a better future for everyone.

We are helping build healthy, vibrant communities through financial support, volunteerism, low-income customer service initiatives, advocacy, resilient infrastructure investments and economic development.

Our employees and retirees also support the places they call home by volunteering their time and talents and through charitable donations to The Power to Care and various community programs.

We’re dedicated to creating sustainable value through corporate citizenship and we’ve aligned our programs with global initiatives.

How we power life for the communities we live in and serve

We’ve delivered more than $100 million in economic benefits to local communities through philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy since 2018.
Our employees and retirees contributed more than 122,000 volunteer hours, valued at $4 million, to our communities in 2024.
Raised more than $50 million to help more than 250,000 vulnerable customers through The Power to Care program since 2008.
Entergy has been named a top 50 most community-minded company for 10 years in a row.

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Recent community news

Entergy is protecting customers while powering innovation, CEO says at White House event

Jul 23, 2026

Earlier today, Entergy Chair and CEO Drew Marsh highlighted how the company is protecting its customers while powering innovation, creating opportunity and economic growth for its communities.

Entergy New Orleans updates City Council on reliability improvements, underground infrastructure and hurricane preparedness

Jul 22, 2026

Entergy New Orleans’ leadership team today came before the New Orleans City Council to provide updates on three key priorities: ongoing reliability improvements in the North Kenilworth neighborhood of New Orleans East, the operation and maintenance of the underground electric system in the French Quarter, and the company’s preparedness for the 2026 hurricane season as Tropical Storm Bertha moves through the Gulf of Mexico.

New Orleans businesses can reduce energy costs during peak summer demand

Jul 22, 2026

Summer is often the most expensive operating season for commercial buildings. Higher temperatures, increased cooling demand and longer operating hours can drive energy costs while placing additional strain on building systems.

Entergy New Orleans hosts annual Energize NOLA Community Fair and Backpack Giveaway

Jul 20, 2026

More than 650 community members gathered at the Joe Brown Park Recreation Center for Entergy New Orleans’ annual Energize NOLA Community Fair and Backpack Giveaway, an event designed to help local families prepare for the upcoming school year while connecting them with valuable community resources and energy-saving programs.

Mississippi Public Service Commission holds summit on winter storm

Jul 16, 2026

The Mississippi Public Service Commission hosted a Winter Storm Preparedness Summit to review the January 2026 storm response and discuss ways to strengthen grid reliability. Entergy Mississippi leaders outlined restoration efforts, infrastructure impacts, and ongoing investments to enhance resilience and support future emergency coordination.

Entergy Mississippi helping customers stay cool and save money with bill management tools and resources

Jul 16, 2026

Although the heat of summer can increase electricity use and energy costs, Entergy Mississippi is committed to helping customers stay cool and save money throughout the hotter months with bill management tools and resources. The company’s online Bill Toolkit connects customers to energy efficiency tips and resources, as well as information about bill management and financial assistance options.