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History of Philanthropic Involvement

Cleco Power has a long history of philanthropic involvement across our 24-parish service territory. As a Louisiana company, Cleco Power is committed to improving the quality of life in the communities we serve. Our community investment priorities include STEM programming, education, youth programming, health and wellness, low income, diversity and causes that our employees support.

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We strongly invite you to enroll your organization in Benevity’s Causes Portal which helps organizations access support from hundreds of corporate giving, volunteering and grant making programs. Enrollment also allows electronic funds transfer (EFT) payments, so you receive donations faster and build a profile that makes it easier for Cleco, its employees and at other like-minded companies to find your organization and support your cause. You'll be connecting your nonprofit to corporate giving, granting and volunteering opportunities at Cleco and beyond.

Together Tuesdays at Hayden R. Lawrence

Cleco employees and mascot, Hot Spot, welcomed Hayden R. Lawrence students to school for this month’s Together Tuesday in Pineville in support of Rapides Parish School Board’s initiative “Together Tuesdays.”

Cleco partners with Family Justice Center for ‘Done in a Day’

As part of the company’s Done in a Day program, Cleco employees volunteered at the Family Justice Center of Central Louisiana in Pineville.

Cleco at the Eunice Community Health Center

Cleco cleans up vandalized Eunice Community Health Center for Done in a Day.