To provide exceptional services, resources and trusted care to support Benzie seniors

An association that is committed to protecting and improving the quality of Crystal Lake by monitoring the water and surrounding environment through effective action and leadership.

The Frankfort American Legion is a place for military veterans to gather - provides honor guards for parades and funerals.

Friends of Point Betsie Lighthouse is a non-profit organization that supports the preservation and management of the Point Betsie Lighthouse in northwestern Michigan. Weekend tours and gift shopping available May through October. Picturesque views from a stunning and easlily accessed site.

Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy is protecting significant natural, scenic and farm lands and advancing stewardship now and for all future generations.

Founded in 2007, Grow Benzie is a non-profit community center located in Benzonia. Formerly a commercial nursery with three 5,000 sqft hoophouses, a 3,200 sqft ranch house, and a 6,500 sqft retail building with dozens of community partners utilizing our campus for year-round public events. For event center, kitchen, or office rental information: 231-882-9510

Build affordable housing and repair and improve existing homes in Benzie County

 FREE Community Service that allows individuals physically unable to ride a bike the opportunity to be a passenger on a modified wheelchair bike piloted by trained volunteers on the Betsie Valley Trail. It's a Joy 2 Ride! 

The Periwinkle Garden Club of Frankfort was organized in 1972 to encourage interest in all phases of gardening, flower arranging and allied arts and to promote better horticultural practices, civic beauty, conservation of natural resources and the preservation of our environment.

Each member is committed to be actively involved in the care and maintenance of one or more of the following City of Frankfort gardens and places: Mineral Springs Park, Rotary Park, Wildflower Welcome Site, Post Office Beautification, Paul Oliver Memorial Hospital Gardens, Mainstreetscape and Adopt-A-Highway Pickup.

Our members have the opportunity to participate in gardening related educational meetings and field trips one day a month, April through December each year. Our members organize and manage an annual Plant Sale and biannual Garden Walk as fundraising events to cover costs of care and maintenance of the gardens. The club has membership with Michigan Garden Clubs, District V and the National Garden Clubs. Membership yearly dues $35, new members are welcomed any time of the year.