The 15th Annual F.I.S.H. 10K/5K race and the inaugural F.I.S.H. Sound+Waves Music Festival were a resounding success, drawing record crowds and raising vital funds for the Sanibel-Captiva community.
Race Day Recap
The 10K/5K saw a surge in participation, with over 530 runners registered from across Florida, neighboring states, and even international locales. This impressive turnout speaks to the race’s growing popularity and the dedication of the local community to supporting a worthy cause.
Island Beats Take Center Stage
Following the race, the celebratory atmosphere continued with the debut of the F.I.S.H. Sound+Waves Music Festival on Captiva Island. The festival featured a vibrant lineup of local musicians, creating a perfect blend of island vibes and community spirit.
Fueling a Good Cause
Both the race and the festival were organized by F.I.S.H., a non-profit organization dedicated to providing critical human services and disaster recovery assistance to the Sanibel-Captiva community. The proceeds from these events will directly support F.I.S.H.’s vital programs, ensuring that their essential services continue to thrive.
A Celebration of Community and Resilience
The 15th Annual F.I.S.H. 10K/5K race and the inaugural F.I.S.H. Sound+Waves Music Festival were more than just athletic and musical endeavors. They were powerful testaments to the strength and spirit of the Sanibel-Captiva community. The record-breaking participation and the outpouring of support solidified the event’s place as a cherished island tradition, one that fosters connection, celebrates local talent, and fuels the ongoing efforts to build a stronger, more resilient community.
