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Entergy Presents $1,000 Grant to DeSoto County Business Women
By: Mississippi Editorial Team

08/22/2019

Hayley Perkins (left), Entergy Mississippi customer service assistant and president of DCBW, is shown with Olivia Craig, City of Southaven director of marketing and vice president of DCBW.
Hayley Perkins (left), Entergy Mississippi customer service assistant and president of DCBW, is shown with Olivia Craig, City of Southaven director of marketing and vice president of DCBW.

Entergy Mississippi presented a $1,000 grant to DeSoto County Business Women to support the organization’s scholarship fund. 

Each year DCBW awards a scholarship through a fund established with the Community Foundation of North Mississippi. Scholarships are awarded to non-traditional female students seeking to re-enter the workforce and complete unfinished degrees.

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