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F.I.S.H. to celebrate 39 years at annual meeting
By F.I.S.H. - | Feb 10, 2021
F.I.S.H. of Sanibel-Captiva will hold its virtual annual meeting and volunteer recognition luncheon on Feb. 17 via Zoom.
“The depth and breadth of the services we offer would not be possible without our generous donors and dedicated volunteer force,” President Maggi Feiner said. “We run on a lean staff of about seven full-time employees, so the majority of our work from delivering hot meals to seniors, stocking our food pantry, filling kids’ food backpacks and delivering medical equipment is being carried out by our roughly 200 volunteers.”
F.I.S.H. reports record-breaking holiday basket, pantry usage
By F.I.S.H. OF SAN-CAP - | Dec 11, 2020
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Thanksgiving food baskets being assembled.
Thanksgiving has come and gone, but not without a flurry of excitement at the F.I.S.H. of Sanibel-Captiva Food Pantry and Walk-In Center. As in years past, F.I.S.H. distributed bags of stuffing, rolls, fresh and canned vegetables and pies, plus gift cards to buy holiday proteins.
While F.I.S.H. officials anticipated increased requests mainly due to lost work hours and job loss tied to the ongoing COVID-19, they did not expect the last-minute burst of assistance requests.