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
Register Early for JOG N JAM Before August 31 Price Increase
The countdown is on for one of the islands' most anticipated community events, and FISH of SanCap is encouraging runners, walkers, families, businesses, and...
FISH Highlights Summer Financial Struggles for Local Families — And How the Community Can Help
The summer season may bring sunshine and vacations for some, but for many working families in our community, it’s one of the most financially challenging...
Monthly Newsletter
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Checking In, Cooling Down: FISH Keeps Community Safe in Summer Heat
With temperatures soaring into the 90s and heat indexes climbing even higher, FISH OF SANCAP is reminding the community to take extra care during the summer...
Summer Slowdown Hits Hard for Those Facing Food Insecurity
As the summer season settles in and visitor traffic slows in Lee County, many local families, seniors, and workers are facing another kind of slowdown—access...
FISH Partners with Santiva Islanders to Support Senior Programming, Thanks to Shady Rest Foundation Funding
FISH OF SANCAP is excited to announce a partnership with the Santiva Islanders to enhance community programs for older adults on Sanibel and Captiva. The...
FISH OF SANCAP Encourages Calm, Preparedness as Long Hurricane Season Continues
As hurricane season continues, FISH OF SANCAP gently reminds the island community: don’t panic, but do prepare. Storms are unpredictable but with a solid plan...
FISH of SANCAP Seeks Sponsors for 2025 JOG N JAM: Community, Fun, and a Great Cause
FISH OF SANCAP is gearing up for one of the most exciting events of the year — the 2025 JOG N JAM, a two-part celebration blending community spirit, healthy...
FISH Highlights Summer Financial Struggles for Local Families — And How the Community Can Help
The summer season may bring sunshine and vacations for some, but for many working families in our community, it’s one of the most financially challenging...
Monthly Newsletter
We hope you enjoy our monthly newsletter!
Checking In, Cooling Down: FISH Keeps Community Safe in Summer Heat
With temperatures soaring into the 90s and heat indexes climbing even higher, FISH OF SANCAP is reminding the community to take extra care during the summer...
Summer Slowdown Hits Hard for Those Facing Food Insecurity
As the summer season settles in and visitor traffic slows in Lee County, many local families, seniors, and workers are facing another kind of slowdown—access...
FISH Partners with Santiva Islanders to Support Senior Programming, Thanks to Shady Rest Foundation Funding
FISH OF SANCAP is excited to announce a partnership with the Santiva Islanders to enhance community programs for older adults on Sanibel and Captiva. The...
Register Early for JOG N JAM Before August 31 Price Increase
The countdown is on for one of the islands' most anticipated community events, and FISH of SanCap is encouraging runners, walkers, families, businesses, and...
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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...















