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ronald mcdonald house receives cash for saving electricity
by: david lewis • senior communications specialist

03/20/2017

left to right: entergy arkansas’ paul brewster and jeremy henderson, heather nelson with clearesult and, from the ronald mcdonald house staff, janell mason, executive director, and donna csunyo, programs director.
left to right: entergy arkansas’ paul brewster and jeremy henderson, heather nelson with clearesult and, from the ronald mcdonald house staff, janell mason, executive director, and donna csunyo, programs director.

congratulations to the ronald mcdonald house of little rock for earning an incentive check of $27,714 from entergy arkansas for saving energy. the facility, on wolfe street near arkansas children’s hospital, upgraded indoor and outdoor lighting that will save about 164,000 kwh of power annually.

entergy arkansas has an award-winning portfolio of energy efficiency programs for both residential and business customers. to learn more about these programs, visit http://entergyarkansas.com/energyefficiency.

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david lewis
senior communications specialist
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