Edison National Bank/Bank of the Islands is serving as a drop-off location for three local back-to-school supply drives that support the academic success of Lee County students. Through July 24, bank customers and island neighbors are encouraged to drop off donations of school supplies to any of the bank’s locations in Fort Myers, Sanibel and […]
Bank of the Islands recently made its latest non-profit donation through its We Love Our Islands program. James and Nancy Goodwin were the latest lucky winners. The Goodwins chose the Sanibel Historical Museum and Village (SHMV) to receive the Bank’s $2,000 donation. This donation marks $163,000 given away to date through Bank of the Islands’ […]
Bank of the Islands proudly served as one of the stops on Sanibel’s first ever Love Sanibel Back Shell Stroll. Throughout the day, approximately 100 strollers of all ages stopped in to receive a shell gift as well as freshly baked cookies, coffee and chilled water. After getting their Shell Stroll Passports stamped by Bank […]
Bank of the Islands President Robbie Roepstorff is pleased to recognize the Bank’s returning role as a FISH Partner in collecting for the back-to-school needs of our young neighbors. Beyond lending its Sanibel Office as an official Back-to-School Drive Drop-Off Site, Back of the Islands is also making its own in-kind donations to the drive. […]
Bank of the Islands President Robbie Roepstorff is pleased to recognize the Bank’s returning role as a partner in planning the 4th of July festivities on Sanibel. The Bank joins the City of Sanibel and The Bondurant Family Team at Kingfisher Real Estate in forming the planning committee for this once-in-a-lifetime celebration. Customer Service and […]
Edison National Bank/Bank of the Islands is continuing its commitment to environmental conservation as a returning gold sponsor of the 2026 Florida Python Challenge, an annual initiative that protects the Florida Everglades ecosystem from the threat of the invasive Burmese python. Hosted by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the South Florida Water […]
