provided to The Santiva Chronicle
Bank of the Islands is once again stepping up to ensure all islanders have what they need for their Thanksgiving dinners this year. Besides its own contributions to the holiday food drive and $500 donation, its bankers are also accepting donations from customers and neighbors through the collection box in the lobby.
“As many islanders already know, we are a year-round collection partner for the FISH Food Pantry,” said Bank of the Islands President Robbie Roepstorff. “As the holiday season nears, it becomes even more meaningful and important to do what we can to help our neighbors in need.”
“Please join us in this Thanksgiving tradition by bringing non-perishable contributions to Bank of the Islands. Stocking the FISH Food Pantry with holiday essentials is such an important way to be of service and show how much we appreciate being your island bank,” said Roepstorff.
All islanders are invited to visit the bank’s Sanibel office with boxes, jars, and cans of cranberry sauce, green beans, pumpkin pie filling, condensed milk, jams and jellies, corn, stuffing, bread, and corn bread mixes, and apple cider. FISH has requested that all Thanksgiving-specific food donations be delivered to Bank of the Islands not later than Nov. 14. As always, the bank accepts other food donations throughout the year.
As the oldest locally owned and managed community bank in Lee County, Bank of the Islands is proud to be the winner of more than 50 “Best of the Islands” awards. We’re especially honored to be voted Best Bank, Best Financial Services, and Best Mortgage Broker for 2025-2026. The Bank has retained a 5-Star Superior Rating from BauerFinancial for more than a decade. The Sanibel office of Bank of the Islands is located at 1699 Periwinkle Way, at the corner of Casa Ybel Road. The Captiva office is at 14812 Captiva Drive, next to the Captiva Post Office. To learn more, visit www.bankoftheislands.com
To learn more about other ways you can support F.I.S.H., please visit www.fishofsancap.org.
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