SFWMD’s Michael Kirkland to share insights from Florida’s largest invasive species removal effort The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife’s (CROW) is kicking off its 2026 Speaker Series on Jan. 9 with a presentation from South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) Lead Invasive Species Scientist and Python Program Manager Michael Kirkland on the impact of […]
Participating as a Santa’s Helper Sponsor for this year’s Christmas Outreach at The Heights Foundation, Edison National Bank/Bank of the Islands is hoping others will join by donating toys, new with tags clothing, and gift cards for children from infancy through their teen years. The deadline for donations is December 14, and unwrapped items can […]
Bank of the Islands is proud to announce that very special guests will be joining them for the Sanibel Luminary on December 5. That’s right, Luminary revelers will have a chance to meet Santa, Mrs. Claus, and a few elves joining the bank staff in welcoming guests. The festivities will take place at the Sanibel […]
Bank of the Islands recently made its latest non-profit donation through its “We Love Our Islands” program. Longtime islanders and Bank of the Islands customers Lena and Steve Brown were the lucky winners. The Browns selected the Sanibel Bike Club to receive the Bank’s $1,400 donation. This donation marks $156,000 given away to date through […]
Bank of the Islands is proud to join the business partners of Community Housing & Resources (CHR) as a Fir Sponsor for the CHR Festival of Trees. The event will start with a Community Day at the Sanibel Community House on Friday, November 21, followed by a Gala and Auction on Saturday, November 22. A […]
The Heights Foundation is hosting a Celebration of Giving Thanks for families in Lee County’s Harlem Heights neighborhood, and Edison National Bank/Bank of the Islands is taking a lead role in sponsoring this longstanding non-profit’s mission-driven work. Specifically, the Bank is once again underwriting the cost of turkeys for 300 families representing more than 1,000 […]
