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Just in time for Mother’s Day, Benjamin Twiggs of Traverse City will be donating 15 percent of sales made both in the store and online on Saturday, May 11, 2019, to Old Mission Women’s Club and their philanthropic efforts.
Shop at the store from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., or online from 12 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.. The only exceptions are alcohol and National Cherry Festival items.
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This is a great way to support a local business and also help the Old Mission Women’s Club support local nonprofits through their annual grants, like this year’s recipients, Old Mission Peninsula School and Peninsula Community Library.
Owned by Julie Millen, Benjamin Twiggs was founded in 1966 and offers lots of great gift items for all the moms in your life, including local cherry products and individualized gift baskets and goodies. They’ll even ship them for you. If you can’t decide what to get, buy your mom a gift certificate and she can pick out what she wants. Win-win.
You can also pre-order their scrumptious cherry pies, made with Montmorency cherries, for $17.95. Pre-orders will be taken starting today, Tuesday, May 7, by phone, (231) 947-0208, or in person at the store.
Benjamin Twiggs is located at 1213 East Front Street in Traverse City, in the same complex as The Omelette Shoppe and Wild Birds Unlimited across from the Civic Center. Visit their website here.
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