Based out of Ohio, Weaver Bros., Inc. is a successful agribusiness that has been producing Weaver eggs for over four generations. The success of Weaver eggs has brought much good fortune to the Weaver family for many years now. Tim Weaver, the CEO of Weaver Bros., Inc. explains where he thinks their success stems from: “For over four generations, Weaver eggs have been our best-selling product, which I know in my heart is due to the painstaking attention we pay to our facility from the ground up. From the safety and cleanliness to the equipment we use, to the rigorous training we provided to all of our staff members, and finally, to the humane conditions in which our animals are treated, Weaver eggs are a product of a company that cares.”

Weaver Bros., Eggs has had such success in their many years of production that they have made sure to incorporate a generous spirit of giving back into their yearly operations. Every year, Weaver eggs are donated to the Ohio Food Bank. The Ohio Food Bank has a mission to feed as many hungry and starving people as they can. They mostly rely on the kindness and generosity of businesses in order to operate effectively each year. Tim Weaver and the entire staff of Weaver Bros., Inc. are glad to know that Weaver eggs contribute to their success. Tim Weaver also recognizes the importance of local hospices; that is why Weaver Bros., Inc. has donated thousands of dollars to their local hospice known as the Hospice of Darke County. The hospice is essential for those patients who are terminally ill and need the special kind of care that only a hospice can provide. Additionally, Tim Weaver understands the value of an education that can come from simply visiting a museum. This is why he makes sure to use a portion of the sale of Weaver eggs in order to donate priceless artifacts to the Versailles Area Historical Society and Museum. Tim Weaver states, “Education is obviously extremely important for all of us young and old, while it is of course important to focus on our schools, we must also remember that our museums are a great source of interactive education.”