The Bank of the Islands is proud to be the inaugural sponsor of the annual report for Community Housing & Resources (CHR) of Sanibel.   Bank Vice President David Lowden joined CHR Executive Director Nicole Decker-McHale in unveiling the annual report at the November 12 CHR annual meeting. The back cover of the report featured […]

The Bank of the Islands was honored to once again partner with the City of Sanibel Recreation Department and the Lee Coast Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) for a very special Veterans Day event at City Hall. Bank Vice President David Lowden joined MOAA Past Chapter President Fred Bondurant in making […]

Hurricane Milton caused unprecedented damage to The Chapel by the Sea on Captiva Island.  The chapel building, cemetery, parsonage and grounds will need varying degrees of repair, but the entire restoration project will be extensive. Anticipated construction, excavation and tree removal costs are estimated to be $150,000.   “The Chapel will need leveling, raising, and […]

Bank of the Islands President Robbie Roepstorff is pleased to recognize the Bank’s returning role as a Food for F.I.S.H. Partner as the holiday season draws closer. In that capacity, Bank of the Islands Sanibel Office is an official Food Drive Drop-Off Site for the F.I.S.H. Thanksgiving Food Drive. From October 28 – November 15, […]

The Edison National Bank/Bank of the Islands team volunteered to help SCCF (the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation) complete a very successful Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, September 21. Banker volunteers cleaned beaches on Sanibel before hosting a luncheon for all the 415 volunteers cleaning trash on Sanibel and Captiva. Led by President Robbie Roepstorff and CEO Geoff […]