Core Insights - Weyerhaeuser Company has committed to invest $1 million in Buckhannon, West Virginia, through its THRIVE program, which aims to support rural communities [1][2] - The THRIVE program is part of Weyerhaeuser's broader 3 by 30 Sustainability Ambition, focusing on long-term collaboration and investment in selected communities [3][4] Investment Details - The investment will be made over several years with input from local stakeholders, including elected officials and business leaders [1][2] - Buckhannon is the third community selected for the THRIVE program, following Zwolle, Louisiana, and Raymond, Washington [4] Community Engagement - Weyerhaeuser emphasizes the importance of engaging with local stakeholders to identify and prioritize community challenges [3][4] - Potential areas of focus in Buckhannon include youth education and workforce development [3] Company Background - Weyerhaeuser is one of the largest private owners of timberlands, managing approximately 10.4 million acres in the U.S. and Canada [5] - The company generated $7.1 billion in net sales in 2024 and employs around 9,400 people [5]