Member Meeting and Reception Saturday, September 23rd!

Current Friends members are invited to attend a special meeting of the Friends of the Betsie Valley Trail. We’d like to show our appreciation to our valued members at this fun gathering. Members will also be asked to vote (after discussion) on our desire to amend our Articles of Incorporation to change from a member organization to a directorship.

When: Saturday, September 23rd 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Where: Stormcloud’s Parkview Taproom at 366 Parkview Lane, Frankfort, MI 49635 (not the downtown pub)

Get all the details using the RSVP link below. Please RSVP by September 16th.

https://www.justrsvp.me/fobvt-member-meeting-reception

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Joy2Ride participant enjoying the Betsie Valley Trail

TheΒ Betsie Valley TrailΒ is 22 miles long and extends from Frankfort through Elberta and Beulah to Thompsonville in Benzie County Michigan.

The Trail is popular for bicycle and pedestrian use.

Pets are permitted on most parts of the Trail as long as they are on a leash and under control. Pets (except leader dogs) are not permitted on the portion of the Trail between Mollineaux Road and Beulah.

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About 50 members of the Friends of the Betsie Valley Trail gathered today for a member meeting and reception at the Stormcloud Brewing Company Taproom. The members voted nearly unanimously to approve a change to the Articles of Incorporation to become a directorship organization. ... See MoreSee Less

About 50 members of the Friends of the Betsie Valley Trail gathered today for a member meeting and reception at the @stormcloudbrew Taproom. The members voted nearly unanimously to approve a change to the Articles of Incorporation to become a directorship organization.Image attachmentImage attachment
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Part of the Friends early morning volunteer crew and reportedly the best crossing guards ever!! Great job helping to make the event go smoothly and earning donations $$ for the Betsie Valley Trail.

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Part of the Friends early morning volunteer crew and reportedly the best crossing guards ever!! Great job helping to make the event go smoothly and earning donations $$ for the Betsie Valley Trail.  

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AWESOME Job Volunteers!! πŸ‘πŸ‘β€οΈβ€οΈ

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AWESOME Job Volunteers!! πŸ‘πŸ‘β€οΈβ€οΈ

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Friends of the Betsie Valley Trail

Awesome job by these volunteers today who worked the Ironman Bike Check-in to receive an Ironman Foundation grant for the Betsie Valley Trail. Thank you! We ❀️ Cherry Capital Cycling Club!

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Awesome job by these volunteers today who worked the Ironman Bike Check-in to receive an Ironman Foundation grant for the Betsie Valley Trail. Thank you! We ❀️ Cherry Capital Cycling Club!

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