The women of Entergy Louisiana traded in their laptops for lumber and their meetings for measuring tapes during the 20th Annual Women Build in support of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Baton Rouge.

Entergy Arkansas is investing in the next generation of leaders — and the state’s future workforce — through new partnerships with four of Arkansas’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

Entergy Louisiana President and CEO Phillip May and members of the company’s leadership team presented McNeese State University with $150,000 to support major energy efficiency upgrades on campus through the Entergy Solutions program—an initiative that helps customers save energy and money by reducing the upfront cost of energy efficiency improvements. The investment reflects Entergy Louisiana’s ongoing commitment to helping educational institutions across the state lower energy costs and reinvest savings into student success.