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March is Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the contributions of women throughout history, celebrate the vital role of women today, and create opportunities for future generations of women to lead and succeed. Enviva is privileged to have so many inspiring women as part of our workforce. Every day, we celebrate the women of Enviva who are leading the way as we work together to displace fossil fuels, grow more trees, and fight climate change. #WomenofEnviva #WomensHistoryMonth #EnvivaProud

Join us in celebrating Black History Month 2025. #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

Endowment President and CEO, Pete Madden, recently penned an insightful article for The Post and Courier promoting the benefits of wood biomass—low-value timber, such as small-diameter trees and other wood waste that typically lack strong markets—as a promising way to keep South Carolina’s working forests working. Read the article here: https://bit.ly/3WEn6PQ #WorkingForests #SustainableForests #ForestProud #Communities

Honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. #mlkday2025

We are #EnvivaProud to have sponsored the Pathways 2 Possibilities South Carolina Career Expo! It was great to have been a part of the Expo in Myrtle Beach, helping 8th graders discover their passions and explore future career paths. Pathways 2 Possibilities is an interactive experience designed to help 8th graders link their passions to a paycheck. Professionals from 19 career pathways (aligned with the national and state department of education) have created hands-on experiences that will allow the students to experience these various fields. Our Enviva colleagues shared their exciting careers in forestry, inspiring the next generation to consider a future in renewable energy and environmental stewardship. #CareerExpo #FutureLeaders #Sustainability #EnvivaCareers #InspiringYouth #francespbunnellefoundation #EnvivaProud

Enviva was excited to kick off 2025 supporting the University Charter School (UCS) in Livingston, Alabama! Community Relations Manager Rick Frederick, Human Resource Manager Ashley Fedrick and the Enviva Epes Fiber Procurement Team were thrilled to join UCS Head of School JJ Wedgworth at their annual fundraiser benefiting UCS’s athletic programs. Enviva is proud to support the UCS mission, as an innovative, rural, diverse K-12 school that values collaboration with key stakeholders throughout Sumter County. We looks forward to further strengthening our partnership with UCS and to a bright future, with the opening of the world’s largest wood pellet plant in Epes, Alabama later this year. #EnvivaProud #GoBlazers

Our thoughts are with the Golden State where wildfires have devastated communities and are causing extensive tree mortality. As California seeks to address changing wildfire regimes, the severity of carbon losses from wildfires will have implications for ecosystems, biodiversity, the economy, public health, and more. One potential solution is turning dead and diseased trees into biomass energy before they start massive wildfires. Biomass thinnings and the clearing of the forest understory, not only lower the risk of wildfires, but also contribute to cleaner waterways and lower carbon emissions by promoting healthier forests.

Enviva was thrilled to sponsor the annual Christmas event for the wonderful dobbins heights community! This year's celebration was filled with joy and festive cheer. Families enjoyed a sleigh ride, children received beautifully wrapped toys, and everyone had the chance to capture magical moments with Santa Claus. The afternoon was topped off with a delicious holiday dinner that brought everyone together. Thank you to all who joined us in making this holiday season unforgettable. Wishing you all a wonderful holiday season! 🎅🎁🍽️ #EnvivaProud #CommunityLove #ChristmasJoy #DobbinsHeights   

In the coming days we will wrap up 2024 and begin a new year as a reorganized and reinvigorated company. Without a doubt, great things are ahead for Enviva! We wish you and your loved ones a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season and new year. Here’s to new beginnings in 2025!

Enviva kicked off the holidays in Lucedale, Mississippi this week! George County provides assistance to foster families throughout the year through the Mississippi Department of Child Protection Services (MDCPS). Enviva is very grateful for the opportunity to support these families and children during the holidays by providing food gift certificates for local staff to distribute at the upcoming George County CPS Foster Family #Christmas Celebration. Thank you to local staff Supervisor Tami Miller and Administrative Support Assistant Clydelia McLendon for helping to make this possible! A big shout out to Lucedale Mayor Doug Lee and the staff at Wayne Lee’s Grocery for your partnership! #EnvivaProud