PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. — August 20, 2026 — Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters (YBBBS) is pleased to announce a generous contribution from MITER Foundation, which has extended its support of local youth by matching funds raised by employees of Milgard Windows and Doors in Prescott Valley through YBBBS’s Bowl For Kids’ Sake fundraiser earlier this year. MITER Foundation is the charitable arm of Milgard’s parent company, MITER Brands.
Milgard employees demonstrated their commitment to the community by participating in Bowl For Kids’ Sake in April and raising $10,222 to support the mission of Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters. In recognition of the employees’ efforts, MITER Foundation chose to make an additional investment in YBBBS by matching the amount raised by the local team.
“We were incredibly grateful for the enthusiasm and generosity of Milgard’s employees during Bowl For Kids’ Sake,” said Robin Layton, Executive Director of Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters. “To then learn that MITER Brands wanted to build upon their employees’ generosity by matching what they raised through a donation from MITER Foundation was incredibly meaningful. It is a wonderful example of a company recognizing the commitment of its employees and choosing to make an even greater investment in the community.”
“We are honored to support Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters and thankful for the incredible relationship our Prescott Valley team has shared with the organization for more than 40 years,” said Brian Picard, Production Manager for Milgard and Chairman of MITER Foundation’s Prescott Valley Outreach Committee. “Through the dedication of our team members and the support of MITER Foundation, we are thrilled to invest in an organization that makes such a meaningful impact on local youth, families, and the future of our community.”
The additional funding will help Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters continue creating and professionally supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise in young people throughout Yavapai County.
Mentoring provides children and young adults with the opportunity to develop meaningful relationships with caring adults who can help them build confidence, strengthen life skills, explore new opportunities, and make positive choices. Contributions from community partners such as Milgard and MITER Foundation help YBBBS recruit and support mentors, provide ongoing match support, and ensure that young people have access to quality mentoring relationships.
“We are especially grateful for the way MITER Foundation has supported the Milgard employees’ commitment to Yavapai County,” Layton said. “Their generosity is not only an investment in our organization—it is an investment in the young people and families we serve.”
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters is a nonprofit organization serving youth throughout Yavapai County. For over 50 years, the organization has worked to create and professionally support mentoring relationships that help young people realize their potential and strengthen their connection to their communities.
YBBBS welcomes partnerships with businesses, foundations and individuals interested in making a difference in the lives of local youth. To learn more about Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters and ways to support youth mentoring, visit azbigs.org.
About Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters
Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters creates and professionally supports one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise in us all. Serving youth ages 6–24 throughout Yavapai County, YBBBS connects young people with caring adult mentors who help them build confidence, develop life skills, explore opportunities and reach their full potential.
About Miter Foundation
In 2015, MITER Foundation™ was founded on the belief that we all have an obligation to help our fellow citizens. The foundation has committees at each MITER Brands location that raise and donate funds for their local communities, as well as three noteworthy causes – heroes support, children’s well-being, and cancer support. For more information, visit MITERFoundation.org.