A proud Member since 2024

As a major contributor to the growth and progress of the community, the Chamber of Commerce of Cape Coral strives to make Cape Coral a great place to live and work. With more than 1011 members, the Chamber actively supports the growth of business in Southwest Florida.

As promised in its mission statement “Champion For Business and Advocate For Community,” this not-for-profit 501 (c) (6) organization uses the membership’s investments to operate two welcome centers and implement programs related to business advocacy, growth, recruitment and community promotion.

Source: https://capecoralchamber.com/about/chamber-history/

 
 

A proud Member since 2018

The Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce represents 800 businesses, professionals & individuals in Lee County, Florida. Our members are located in Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Sanibel and Captiva Islands, Fort Myers Beach, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Naples and many other areas.

Source: https://fortmyers.org/

 
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Fort Myers American Little League Team Sponsor

  • 2018- Mets

  • 2017- Muckdogs

 
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Shop with a Cop Supporter Since 2018

A tradition in the Cape Coral Police Department is a program dubbed "Shop With A Cop."

Shop With a Cop provides children whose families are having financial issues, positive interaction with Cape Coral Police Officers during the holidays.

The event, sponsored by the Cape Coral Police Department's "Do The Right Thing" program, allows officers to spend some positive one-on-one time with Cape Coral children whose families are having financial issues.

Each year, the Department chooses approximately 35-40 students to participate in the program. Students who are chosen to participate receive a Walmart gift card. Students are picked up by their Police escorts and taken to the store. There, with the help of their Police Officer escorts, the students select gifts for each family member as well as something special for themselves.

After shopping, the students and officers head to the Police Department headquarters, wrap the presents and enjoy a free lunch before being taken back home with their presents.

The "Do the Right Thing" program reinforces the ideas of sharing and giving, and promotes the idea that role models of all ages are crucial to the development of our youth. The positive one-on-one experience each student will get from "Shop With a Cop" is one that is never forgotten.

Source: https://www.capecops.com/shop-with-a-cop/