2026 Hurricane Preparation Packet
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.
2025 in numbers
individuals assisted
food pantry visits
assurance calls
financial assistance
food programs
island-based education
senior services
helping hands & financial assistance
latest news
FISH of SanCap Receives CAMEO Grant for Senior Connection and Wellness Programs
FISH of Sanibel-Captiva has been awarded a $6,500 grant from CAMEO (Cooperative Associates Marketing Elderly Options) of Lee County to support two of the...
FISH Services Provide Stability and Hope Through Wraparound Support
When everyday struggles become overwhelming, knowing help is within reach can change everything. That’s the role FISH OF SANCAP continues to play for...
FISH Youth Programs Support Local Children All Year Long
With the new school year underway, FISH OF SANCAP is reminding the community about its year-round youth programs designed to support children who live on...
FISH Honors Older Adults and Highlights Senior Programs on National Senior Citizens Day
In honor of National Senior Citizens Day on August 21, FISH OF SANCAP is celebrating the contributions of older adults in the Sanibel and Captiva communities....
FISH Helps Neighbors Weather Life’s Storms
When hurricanes come and go, the damage they leave behind can stay long after the skies clear. For residents like “Linda,” the road to recovery has been long...
Monthly Newsletter
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Welcome MudBugs and Sanibel Captiva Community Bank as JOG N JAM Sponsors
FISH OF SANCAP is thrilled to welcome MudBugs Cajun Kitchen and Sanibel Captiva Community Bank as the newest sponsors for its upcoming JOG N JAM event. The...
Friendly Faces Luncheon Welcomes Special Guest from United Way, Dementia Sensitivity Training & ReUnite Program
FISH OF SANCAP is inviting friends, neighbors, and visitors to gather for their next Friendly Faces Luncheon on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, at 11:00 a.m. at...
FISH Services Provide Stability and Hope Through Wraparound Support
When everyday struggles become overwhelming, knowing help is within reach can change everything. That’s the role FISH OF SANCAP continues to play for...
FISH Youth Programs Support Local Children All Year Long
With the new school year underway, FISH OF SANCAP is reminding the community about its year-round youth programs designed to support children who live on...
FISH Honors Older Adults and Highlights Senior Programs on National Senior Citizens Day
In honor of National Senior Citizens Day on August 21, FISH OF SANCAP is celebrating the contributions of older adults in the Sanibel and Captiva communities....
FISH Helps Neighbors Weather Life’s Storms
When hurricanes come and go, the damage they leave behind can stay long after the skies clear. For residents like “Linda,” the road to recovery has been long...
Monthly Newsletter
Click here to read our updated newsletter!
FISH of SanCap Receives CAMEO Grant for Senior Connection and Wellness Programs
FISH of Sanibel-Captiva has been awarded a $6,500 grant from CAMEO (Cooperative Associates Marketing Elderly Options) of Lee County to support two of the...
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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 res...
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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 eas...
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Friendly Faces welcomes Sanibel Sea School’s Shannon Rivard
FISH of SanCap will welcome Shannon Rivard, Youth Education Director at Sanibel Sea School, as th...
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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 hu...















