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Campaign features first-ever stroll (opens the original)
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As part of “Beach Kindness Week” on July 13-19, the Love Sanibel Back initiative featured a Shell Stroll on July 13 on the island. Six hundred event maps were handed out to participants at Bubbly Latitude, marking 40 participating businesses and organizations. At every stop, participants collected painted and natural shells, while discovering Sanibel’s shops, restaurants, nonprofits and attractions. After gathering stamps from at least 10 locations, they redeemed their map at Saint Michael and A
Love Sanibel Back to conclude (opens the original)
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Love Sanibel Back will conclude on Aug. 3-9 with Week 10, themed “Celebrate Local Love.” Residents, visitors and businesses are invited to celebrate everything that makes Sanibel special — and to continue the spirit of the summer campaign after it comes to an end. Participants are encouraged to revisit their favorite local businesses, thank the people who make the island special, share favorite moments and photos from the summer, and give a shoutout to a local business, employee, nonprofit or co
Love Sanibel Back continues (opens the original)
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Love Sanibel Back will continue on July 27 through Aug. 2 with Week 9, themed “Give Back Week.” Residents and visitors are encouraged to support the people in need and businesses that continue to invest in the island’s future. They are invited to donate non-perishable food and household essentials to FISH of Sanibel-Captiva and Community Housing & Resources (CHR) to benefit local families, workers and neighbors facing challenges. Suggested items include: pasta, peanut butter and jelly, paper tow
Love Sanibel Back continues (opens the original)
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Love Sanibel Back will continue on July 20-26 with Week 8, themed “Wild Mile Week.” Residents and visitors are invited to discover the wildlife, natural beauty and conservation organizations that make Sanibel unlike anywhere else. Each day will spotlight one of the island’s nature-focused destinations, with special offers, educational opportunities and volunteer projects, along with nature-themed wellness activities at the Sanibel Recreation Center. The schedule is as follows: Tarpon Bay Explore
Love Sanibel Back continues (opens the original)
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Love Sanibel Back will continue on July 13-19 with Week 7, themed “Beach Kindness Week.” Residents and visitors are invited to help keep Sanibel’s beaches beautiful by picking up litter, enjoying nature and connecting with others who care about the island. This week’s simple challenge is to pick up at least 10 pieces of litter during a beach visit — or bring a friend and collect 20 or more. Participants can also post a photo of their effort on social media using #LoveSanibelBack to be entered fo
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