Premier Sotheby's International Realty Offices Mobilize
Drop-Off Locations For Hurricane Relief Donations
Among the many urgent humanitarian needs in Southwest Florida are basic supplies for displaced Collier and Lee county residents. Premier Sotheby's International Realty is currently mobilizing seven of our Southwest Florida offices as drop-off points for donations. If you would like to contribute, the most dire needs at this time are:
- wheelchairs, canes and walkers
- air mattresses
- first-aid kits/band-aids
- hand sanitizer
- body wipes
- garbage bags
- buckets and cleaning supplies
- towels
- blankets
- pillows
- clothes
- diapers
- baby food
- fans
- dog & cat food
Donations Accepted At 7 Office Locations
In Naples, Bonita Springs, Marco Island and Venice
Items may be dropped off Monday through Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 3. p.m. at any of the following Premier Sotheby's International Realty offices:
Bonita Springs
23421 Walden Center Drive, Suite 110
Bonita Springs, Florida 34134
239.948.4000
Broad Avenue
390 Broad Avenue South
Naples, Florida 34102
239.434.2424
Marco Island
760 North Collier Boulevard, Suite 101
Marco Island, Florida 34145
239.642.2222
Mercato
9123 Strada Place, Suite 7125
Naples, Florida 34108
Park Shore
4001 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 102
Naples, Florida 34103
239.659.0099
Southeast Naples
7711 Collier Boulevard, Suite 105
Naples, FL 34114
239.449.3400
Venice
400 Barcelona Avenue
Venice, FL 34285
In addition to spearheading the donation drive, Premier Sotheby's International Realty is contributing to those with the greatest need through a large purchase of wheelchairs, support of the Humane Society of Naples, and other critical items residents have lost in the storm.
The following are additional resources and opportunities for local giving. Click the individual
links below for more information or to make a donation specific to Collier and Lee counties:
Collier County
Collier Community Foundation (CCF): CCF’s Collier Comes Together Hurricane Fund provides immediate relief efforts and assistance to those affected. 100% of donations are distributed to local Southwest Florida nonprofits that serve impacted victims and their families.
Collier Harvest Foundation: Collier Harvest Foundation is accepting dry and canned goods, baby food, diapers and pet food, as well as monetary donations. Additionally, they are in need of volunteers to support food pickup and delivery.
Conservancy of Southwest Florida: von Arx Wildlife Hospital remains open, caring for injured animals from the storm. Critical items needed: towels (most needed), reusable ice packs romaine lettuce, apples, carrots, corn, oranges, bleach, water detergent, hand sanitizer, carbon filters, D-batteries, and bait traps.
Meals of Hope: Meals of Hope is actively delivering and serving water, food and hundreds of hot meals throughout Collier County. They are in need of volunteers and monetary donations.
The Salvation Army of Collier County: The Salvation Army is accepting monetary donations to help those in need.
St. Matthew’s House: St. Matthew’s House is offering emergency housing, food and supplies to those impacted by Hurricane Ian. They are currently accepting monetary donations, as well as food, water and supply donations.
Valerie's House: Valerie's House is raising funds for families impacted by the storm to provide housing, repairs and financial assistance.
United Way of Collier County: The United Way is accepting monetary donations to help those in need and promote a community effort to rebuild Collier and the Keys.
YMCA of Southwest Florida: The YMCA serves as a community hub throughout Southwest Florida, providing showers, charging stations, meal distribution and more. They are accepting hurricane relief donations alongside items of need, including food, drinks and supplies.
Lee County
City of Cape Coral: The city is accepting essential supplies to help those impacted by the storm. Multiple points of distribution are providing food and water throughout the area.
Lee County Strong: The Community Cooperative is accepting monetary donations to help those in need.
Fort Myers Beach Community Foundation: The organization is accepting monetary donations to help those in need.
FISH of SANCAP: FISH is accepting monetary donations to help those in need and rebuild the island communities of Sanibel and Captiva that were greatly affected by the hurricane.
United Way is partnering with Collaboratory: 100% of donated funds support Southwest Florida nonprofits providing aid to those affected by the hurricane.
Harry Chapin Food Bank: Helping families in need, the food bank is accepting monetary and non-perishable food donations. They are also seeking volunteers to help pack and distribute.
Think Pineapple: Think Pineapple is focused on helping rebuild after the storm. They are accepting monetary donations to provide hospitality business relief and raise funds for the community.
Gulf Coast Humane Society: The Gulf Coast Humane Society is accepting monetary and pet supply donations. Additionally, consider fostering an animal to support the organization.
Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
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