Baker Boyer Donates $5,000 to Perry Technical Foundation Legacy of Excellence Campaign

YAKIMA, WA – Baker Boyer has donated $5,000 to the Perry Technical Foundation in support of Perry Technical Institute’s Legacy of Excellence Capital Campaign, helping fund the construction of the Washington Fruit & Produce Technology Center designed to expand hands-on technology education. 

“Baker Boyer has always believed in investing in people and organizations that create lasting opportunities for the communities we serve,” said Travis Wittnebel, VP | Yakima Regional Manager at Baker Boyer. “Perry Tech gives students practical skills that lead to meaningful careers while helping employers find the skilled professionals they need. Supporting this project is a natural extension of that commitment.” 

Perry Technical Institute serves students from across the Pacific Northwest and beyond, preparing graduates for skilled careers while simultaneously supporting industry with a trained workforce. Its Legacy of Excellence Capital Campaign is raising funds for the construction, equipment, and technology needed for the new facility. 

“We are grateful to Baker Boyer for investing in the future of our students and the industries they will go on to serve,” said Jason Lamiquiz, President of Perry Technical Institute. “The new Technology Center will give our students access to the space, equipment, and hands-on training they need to prepare for careers in a rapidly evolving industry. Support from community partners like Baker Boyer helps us continue preparing skilled professionals who will strengthen our regional workforce for years to come.” 

For more information about Perry Technical Institute’s Legacy of Excellence Capital Campaign, visit perrytech.edu.