Tag Archive for: Charitable contributions

Entergy Nuclear gifts North Jackson Elementary School $10,000 grant, other donations

Principal attributes portion of school’s “A” rating to the company’s supportnEntergy Nuclear headquarters gifted North Jackson Elementary School, its local adopted school, a $10,000 grant as well as $3,921 raised by employees.

Entergy Texas partners with United Way to expand West Port Arthur Community Garden

The company donated $75,000 to help build a greenhouse, allowing year-round production and educational workshops.

Participants in Power Gen golf tournament enjoy good time for a great cause

Fifteen teams and 59 participants hit the greens on a cool fall morning to support an important cause. Entergy Mississippi’s power generation group recently held its second annual golf tournament at Dancing Rabbit Golf Club, raising $16,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Entergy New Orleans selected for $55M federal grant from Department of Energy

Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships Funds to improve New Orleans community resilience

Entergy Mississippi awards grants to nearly 100 nonprofits

More than $600K in shareholder contributions support families, communities in first haf of 2023nFor 100 years, Entergy Mississippi has demonstrated a commitment to the families and communities it serves by contributing to nonprofits and supporting their work. In the first half of 2023 alone, Entergy Mississippi has provided more than $600,000 in shareholder contributions to organizations across its service area.

Entergy to provide free legal assistance to Rolling Fork tornado survivors

Survivors of the tornadoes that devastated the Mississippi Delta in March can receive free legal help from Entergy employees. Trained employee volunteers are available to help homeowners and renters in Carroll, Humphreys and Sharkey counties file Federal Emergency Management Agency appeals.

Corporate social responsibility efforts help the most vulnerable Mississippians

Over the past century, Entergy Mississippi has powered life throughout its 45-county service area by producing safe, reliable, affordable electricity and investing in programs that have improved the quality of life for customers and communities.

Caring for those in need sends powerful message

Mississippi summers are hot. While Mississippians know to expect a hot summer, the heat we have experienced over the past few weeks has been brutal. Scorching temperatures are uncomfortable for everyone, but they can be especially dangerous for older adults and disabled individuals. Having power for air conditioning and fans is a necessity, just like food and medicine.

Record heat, inflation prompt Entergy Arkansas to double-down on relief efforts

Customers like Brenda Williams know all too well how hot it can get during the summer without proper air conditioning.