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Bank of the Islands recently made its latest non-profit donation through the “We Love Our Islands” program. Longtime islanders John and Kelly Seaman were the lucky winners and selected the local United States Power Squadrons chapter to receive the $800 donation.
This donation marks $146,600 given away to date through the Bank of the Islands’ “We Love Our Islands” program. It also represents the sixth donation since the bank doubled the weekly outlay for the program.
“We’re so pleased the Seamans chose the Power Squadron for our latest donation,” said Bank of the Islands President Robbie Roepstorff. “This group has taught so many first-time boaters and those new to our coastal waters how to enjoy them safely and keep our water-based recreation among the best in the world.”
“They have been such a formative group for ensuring safe nautical operators along the Gulf of Mexico coastline, rivers, and estuaries surrounding Sanibel and Captiva and all over our country’s waterways,” said Roepstorff. “This donation is a great way to show how much we appreciate being your island bank.”
Visit the Bank of the Islands’ Sanibel or Captiva office to pick up a “We Love Our Islands” vehicle decal and learn more about how you and your favorite charity can become the next lucky winner.
Bank of the Islands, the oldest locally owned and managed community bank in Lee County, is proud to have won more than 50 “Best of the Islands” awards, including “Best Island Bank” numerous times.
The bank has retained a 5-Star Superior Rating from BauerFinancial for more than a decade. As ranked by Bank Performance Report, the bank continues to be ranked in the top 10 among all banks chartered in the State of Florida.
Bank of the Islands is located at 1699 Periwinkle Way, at the corner of Casa Ybel Road, on Sanibel. The Captiva office is at 14812 Captiva Drive, next to the Captiva Post Office. To learn more, visit http://www.bankoftheislands.com
The United States Power Squadrons is a non-profit organization dedicated to boating safety and education. There are nearly 20,000 members organized into more than 300 squadrons across the country. For additional information regarding the organization’s history and current programs, visit http://www.usps.org.
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