News & Updates
FISH of SanCap, A Bit of Bailey’s & The Island Store Continue Longtime Partnership Supporting Food Programs
On Sanibel and Captiva, being a good neighbor often means finding thoughtful ways to care for both the community and the islands we call home. Through their longtime partnership with FISH of SanCap, A Bit of Bailey’s and The Island Store are doing both—regularly...
AngelFISH Society Keeps 2026 Project Going with Air Fryer Donation to The Sanibel School
A successful AngelFISH Society project that put air fryers into the homes of local seniors and families earlier this year is finding its way into the classroom with the donation of an air fryer to The Sanibel School. The air fryer will be used by Home Economics...
FISH of SanCap Welcomes Return of Sanibel Island Farmers Market, Fresh Food Donations and JOG N JAM Sundays
The return of the Sanibel Island Farmers Market in October brings back a Sunday tradition for residents and visitors, and for FISH of SanCap, it also means the return of an important source of fresh food for the organization’s food pantry. Throughout the market...
FISH of SanCap & Jerry’s Foods Help Keep Pantry Shelves Stocked as Need Continues
FISH of SanCap and Jerry’s Foods are continuing a longtime partnership that gives shoppers an easy way to help stock the FISH Food Pantry and support neighbors who may need some extra help with groceries. Pre-packed food pantry bags are available for purchase at...
Friendly Faces welcomes Sanibel Sea School’s Shannon Rivard
FISH of SanCap will welcome Shannon Rivard, Youth Education Director at Sanibel Sea School, as the guest speaker for its October Friendly Faces luncheon on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at Sanibel Community Church, 1740 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. Rivard will share more about Sanibel...
Community Feedback Reinforces Disaster Readiness in FISH of SanCap Resiliency Hub Planning
Sanibel and Captiva residents know how quickly everyday community needs can change following a hurricane or other emergency. That experience is helping shape planning for FISH of SanCap’s Resiliency Hub, a year-round facility designed to serve the community during...
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FISH OF SANCAP Connects Island Workforce with Support During Changing Times
For many people who work on Sanibel and Captiva, the summer slowdown can mean fewer customers, fewer work hours and smaller paychecks. For one local household, the slowdown brought a sharp reduction in work hours at the same time the family was dealing with an...
Community Survey Puts Senior Needs Near the Top of FISH of SanCap Resiliency Hub Priorities
When FISH of SanCap asked the community to look into the future, older adults were noticeably on respondents' minds. Senior services ranked second among the community needs respondents believe FISH should prioritize, selected by 73.8% of participants in the...