FISH is committed to helping our island neighbors with wrap-around-services—a collaborative case management approach. After a full assessment of individual needs, FISH can help create, implement and monitor a plan of support for neighbors of all ages through our 4 pillars of service.
2024 in numbers
individuals assisted
food pantry visits
assurance calls
financial assistance
food programs
island-based education
senior services
helping hands & financial assistance
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Smile Box Program Delivers Joy and Connection to Island Seniors
For many seniors living on Sanibel and Captiva, days can feel long and lonely, especially for those who live alone or have limited mobility. The FISH of...
April Friendly Faces Luncheon with Guest Speaker Irene Skolnick
Join the fun at FISH OF SANCAP’s Friendly Faces Luncheon—a warm and welcoming gathering filled with good food, great company, and inspiring conversation! On...
Hopping into Easter with Joy: Local Businesses Join FISH to Spread Holiday Cheer
Easter is just around the corner, and thanks to the incredible generosity of our community partners—Bank of the Islands, CVS, Chocolattes, Sanibel &...
FISHlines – Our Monthly Newsletter
Please enjoy our updated newsletter
Midwest Food Bank Visits FISH OF SANCAP, Strengthening Essential Food Pantry Partnership
Late last month, the Midwest Food Bank National Board of Directors visited FISH OF SANCAP, reinforcing the crucial partnership that helps keep FISH’s Food...
Mental Health Matters: FISH Offers Support for PTSD and Loneliness in the Community
Since Hurricane Ian in the later part of 2022, the islands have endured two major storms (Hurricanes Helene and Milton), each leaving a lasting impact not...
Supporting Seniors Through Complete Programs
FISH OF SANCAP is proud to serve the senior population of Sanibel and Captiva through a wide range of programs that enhance quality of life, encourage...
Smile Box Program Delivers Joy and Connection to Island Seniors
For many seniors living on Sanibel and Captiva, days can feel long and lonely, especially for those who live alone or have limited mobility. The FISH of...
April Friendly Faces Luncheon with Guest Speaker Irene Skolnick
Join the fun at FISH OF SANCAP’s Friendly Faces Luncheon—a warm and welcoming gathering filled with good food, great company, and inspiring conversation! On...
Hopping into Easter with Joy: Local Businesses Join FISH to Spread Holiday Cheer
Easter is just around the corner, and thanks to the incredible generosity of our community partners—Bank of the Islands, CVS, Chocolattes, Sanibel &...
FISHlines – Our Monthly Newsletter
Please enjoy our updated newsletter
Midwest Food Bank Visits FISH OF SANCAP, Strengthening Essential Food Pantry Partnership
Late last month, the Midwest Food Bank National Board of Directors visited FISH OF SANCAP, reinforcing the crucial partnership that helps keep FISH’s Food...
Mental Health Matters: FISH Offers Support for PTSD and Loneliness in the Community
Since Hurricane Ian in the later part of 2022, the islands have endured two major storms (Hurricanes Helene and Milton), each leaving a lasting impact not...
Smile Box Program Delivers Joy and Connection to Island Seniors
For many seniors living on Sanibel and Captiva, days can feel long and lonely, especially for those who live alone or have limited mobility. The FISH of...
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April Friendly Faces Luncheon with Guest Speaker Irene Skolnick
Join the fun at FISH OF SANCAP’s Friendly Faces Luncheon—a warm and welcoming gathering filled wi...
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Hopping into Easter with Joy: Local Businesses Join FISH to Spread Holiday Cheer
Easter is just around the corner, and thanks to the incredible generosity of our community partne...
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FISHlines – Our Monthly Newsletter
Please enjoy our updated newsletter
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Midwest Food Bank Visits FISH OF SANCAP, Strengthening Essential Food Pantry Partnership
Late last month, the Midwest Food Bank National Board of Directors visited FISH OF SANCAP, reinfo...
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