Two Fort Myers Beach businesses were recognized by Keep Lee County Beautiful for their volunteer efforts to keep Fort Myers Beach beautiful, especially after Hurricane Ian on September 28th.
At the 1st annual Keep Lee County Beautiful Environmental Stewardship Awards, held at the Riverside Community Center in Fort Myers, Tunaskin and Mid-Island Water Sports took home the trophies in the respective categories.
Tunaskin took home the Community Partner award for its 8 years of the Beach Keepers Club clean up on Fort Myers Beach. Mid-Island Water Sports took home Hurricane Recovery Champion Award for pivoting their business, which was completely lost when Hurricane Ian came through, to helping clean the beach every day after the storm.
Pictured here from left to right are Ginger and Chris Weber from Mid-Island Water Sports and Ben Duval, Taryn Manning and Bill Bronson from Tunaskin.
Since 1989, Keep Lee County Beautiful has provided opportunities for meaningful service to Lee County residents and visitors of all ages. As a volunteer-based, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and certified affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, partnerships are developed with local governments, businesses, schools, nonprofits, and neighborhood organizations to turn public spaces into beautiful places.
From Cape Coral to Bonita Springs, from Lehigh Acres to the Sanibel/Captiva Islands and Fort Myers Beach, Keep Lee County Beautiful works with volunteers to foster unity and strengthen community bonds through improvement and beautification efforts across Lee County.
Any donation will help to rebuild and support their ongoing efforts. No matter the amount, 100% of any contribution is used in Lee County.  CLICK HERE to donate now.
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