The Drift family has actively been involved in the business and community life of Montgomery Township since the establishment of Dutchtown Nursey in 1961. Frank Drift, the founder and principle owner of Dutchtown, has over 40 years of experience in all aspects of Dutchtowns' capabilities.

Frank Drift's service to the Montgomery Township community is legendary. He has held public office on several occasions, and currently serves as an active member on the Townships Health Department Board. He was a recent founder of the Montgomery News, a 'not for profit' newspaper for the local community.

The Montgomery Rodeo, hosted by Frank, Noel and the rest of the Drift family, stands as a testament to the dedication and devotion that the family has for the community. Over the past seven years, the rodeo has raised over $350,000 for local organizations. Through the efforts of the Drift family and a core of volunteers, this money has been used to support the needs of two local volunteer fire companies, Emergency Medical Services, the Patrolman's Benevolent Association, youth recreation leagues and the booster club. Dutchtown Nursery can always be counted on to donate its resources to the benefit of the community. On a national level, Dutchtown has organized and hosted several benefits for St. Judes Childrens Hospital. It is clear that the Drift family feels strongly about the community in which they live and work, as they have clearly demonstrated their willingness to support local and national causes of importance.