A very special section.......................Nov. 25, 2020
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he holidays on Anna Maria Island are always special — a special time to take an extra moment to offer someone a smile or send a greeting, to give a hug or share words of praise. And, as we approach the 12th month of a difficult year, we find we need the smiles, greetings, hugs, praise — and help. Unfortunately, hugs won’t be part of our holiday this year. But smiles and warm greetings are needed more than ever. We encourage everyone to be safe and ensure kindness to others during this pandemic. In our annual Islander Wish Book, we present the needs of some deserving organizations in our community. These community groups provide assistance to families and individuals, teach and mentor children, assist the elderly and the less fortunate, all with the goal of making Anna Maria
WISH COME TRUE Island a better place to live. In The Wish Book, we offer a special way for you to share the holiday spirit — by fulfilling their wishes and helping with their needs. Your contribution, however small or grand, will be deeply appreciated. Please, take time to peruse The Wish Book and select a gift — or several — to add to your holiday shopping list. A small contribution can make a big difference. And we give thanks to our advertisers for making this publication possible. We hope you receive the same return as we have each year from The Wish Book — the joy of giving. Here’s wishing you all the happiest holidays and best wishes for 2021. — The Islander
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Celebrate Anna Maria Island community, donate to community groups
For your convenience, The Islander is collecting donations for our Wish Book. Please, with your donations, include a tag listing the organization(s) to receive your gifts and your name and contact information.
Also, please observe the newspaper’s face mask policy upon arrival and we suggest calling ahead — 941-778-7978 — to conďŹ rm the oďŹƒce is open. The Islander is at 3218 E. Bay Drive, Holmes Beach.
Moonracer
AMI Kiwanis
Off Stage Ladies
Chew toys
Bell-ringers
Flashlights
Moonracer No Kill Animal Rescue is a nonproďŹ t dedicated to the rescue, care and rehabilitation of homeless pets for placement in forever homes. Moonracer believes all animals deserve love, dignity, proper care and a home. Moonracer believes no animals should be killed because they are homeless and provides comfortable and safe shelter and work for them until homes can be found. Moonracer wishes for: • Training treats. • Cotton balls. • Cleaning supplies, including bleach. • Dog food and cat food, both dry and canned. • Front-clip harnesses and leashes. • Chew toys. • Towels and blankets. • Tiles and pavers. • Fencing and materials for dog cottages, as well as curtains, rugs, plywood, insulation, paint and paint brushes. For more information, contact Lisa Williams at 941-345-2441 or moonraceranimalrescue@gmail.com.
Moonracer No Kill Animal Rescue wishes for cotton balls. Islander Courtesy Photo
Saturday mornings, members and guests of the Anna Maria Island Kiwanis Club traditionally gather for Saturday morning meetings. The group would gather for breakfast, share news, trade jokes, sing songs, make friends, listen to speakers and plan civic projects. The pandemic disrupted those meetings for months. Outside the meetings, club members host and coordinate the Easter sunrise service on the beach and help the Salvation Army with bell-ringing for holiday donations at the Publix Super Market in Holmes Beach. The club wishes for: • New members. • Volunteers to ring the bell for the Salvation Army at the island Publix Super Market. • Nonperishable food and diapers and other items for the island’s food bank. For information, contact president John Chappie at jchappie2@tampabay.rr.com or 941-920-1826. For information about ringing bells, contact Roger Domme at 941-761-0082.
The Sunday before an opening night at the Island Players’ playhouse in Anna Maria is known as “Long Sunday.â€? This is when the actors and the stage crew gather for a lengthy rehearsal to perfect the production and the O Stage Ladies take center stage at the playhouse. There haven’t been any onstage performances since the onset of the pandemic or any Long Sundays. And the O Stage Ladies aren’t sure whether the tradition might resume when staged productions begin. Still, the group continues to support the Island Players. O Stage Ladies wishes for: • New members. • Flashlights for ushers in the theater. • $5-$10 donations to help prepare the theater for reopening next spring. For more, contact Roe Duncan at roeduncana@gmail.com or 941-932-2798.
The Kiwanis Club of Anna Maria Island wishes for bell-ringers. Islander Courtesy Photo
The Anna Maria Island Privateers wishes for toys to give for Christmas. Islander Courtesy Photo
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The Wish Book is made possible thanks to our generous advertising sponsors and the extra effort of Islander team members Joe Bird, Toni Lyon, Lisa Neff and Lisa Williams.
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AMI Privateers
Roser Food Pantry
AME
Christmas toys
Nonperishables
Pencils and paper
The Roser Food Pantry, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria, is stocked largely with donations from island residents and island churches. Operators of the pantry provide groceries on weekdays to islanders in need. The Roser Food Pantry wishes for: • Canned fruit, vegetables, meat or meals. • Crackers, cookies, drinks, cereal and snacks. • Dry rice, potatoes and pasta. • Bathroom supplies — toilet paper, soap bars, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrushes, hand soap. • Bottled water. • Laundry detergent. • Volunteers for the food pantry. For more information, contact the pantry at 941-778-0414.
Anna Maria Elementary School operates with a professional staff of administrators, teachers and support personnel and a large coalition of parents and community organizers. AME wishes for: • Reams of white letter-size paper. • Reams of color letter-size paper. • Sticky notes — multiple sizes and colors. • No. 2 pencils. • Pump hand-sanitizer • Letter-size file folders in various colors. • Clear plastic 3-ounce cups. • Boxes of tissues. • Sanitizing wet wipes. For more information, call the school at 941-708-5525 or drop off items outside the school, 4700 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach.
The mission of the Anna Maria Island Privateers is to “develop, promote and support activities for the betterment of youth and community.” The group raises money for scholarships and hosts a series of events to fundraise and entertain. Anna Maria Island Privateers wish for: • 125-volt power extension cords. • New and unwrapped toys for the Privateers’ Christmas parties. • Sailcloth tarps. • Christmas rope lights. • 125-volt outdoor extension cord. • Gift cards for diesel fuel and automotive batteries. For more information, go online to amiprivateers.org or contact AMIP president Kim Boyd at president@amiprivateers.org or 931-639-0986.
A wish for AME: No. 2 pencils.
Friends
AMICCO
FISH
Puzzles
Volunteers
Lawn tractor
The Friends of the Island Library exists to help the Holmes Beach branch of the Manatee County Library system achieve its mission to “nurture imagination, promote lifelong learning and enrich the community.” The group wishes for: • Puzzles — new and like new — for all ages. • Continued support for the library — in-person with social distancing requirements and virtually. “This is a very unusual time, Friends of the Island Library president Julie Perry told The Islander as she conveyed the group’s wishes. For more information, contact Perry at julieperry279@gmail.com or 585 392 0721.
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AMICCO traditionally performs music during season, as well as creates performance opportunities for musicians. AMICCO also fosters the development of youth musicians through an annual competition. AMICCO has postponed performances because, according to director Linda Burke, “we want to keep our valued patrons, audience members, musicians and vocalists as safe as possible.” AMICCO wishes for: • Volunteers for the board of directors. • Students to compete in the annual Youth Competition in January 2021. For more information, email info@ amicco.org.
FISH is “dedicated to the promotion, education and preservation of Cortez and Florida’s commercial fishing and other traditional maritime cultures, including the environment upon which these communities depend.” FISH takes care of a preserve, as well as runs programs and hosts a festival. FISH wishes for: • Lawn tractor for the preserve. • A push-mower for small areas. • A weed-whacker. • A leaf blower. • Volunteers to refinish a floor at Fishermens’ Hall. For more, call 941-794-0043 or email jvonhahm@verizon.net.
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Senior Adventures
Tingley Memorial
Ministry of Presence
Gas cards
Florida books
Indoor games
Senior Adventures is a group that traditionally met most Fridays for an adventure. But because of the pandemic, activities associated with the Annie Silver Community Center are canceled until further notice. When activities resume, members may resume adventures. Senior Adventures wishes for: • Volunteers — socially distanced — to sort books, care for the grounds and community garden, update member lists and get to know officers and their duties. For more information about Senior Adventures, contact Peg Miller at 941-4475076 or pm3h@yahoo.com.
AMITW wishes for old, washed towels. Islander Courtesy Photo
Tingley Memorial Library, 111 Second St. N., Bradenton Beach, is a nonprofit organization that exists to provide books, meeting and reading spaces, and other library services to people in the island cities and the surrounding population. The library’s goal is to provide patrons year ’round with friendly and helpful assistance. Tingley wishes for: • Magazine subscriptions. • Florida-themed books. • Gift certificates for books. For more, please call the library at 941779-1208.
Tingley Memorial Library wishes for magazine and news subscriptions. Islander Courtesy Photo
The Ministry of Presence Inc., established in 1995 in Bradenton by a Haitian-born priest and a sister, is a nonprofit dedicated to providing a better life for children. The Ministry of Presence wishes for: • Tents and canopies. • Sleeping mats and/or bags. • Linens. • Outdoor games, especially soccer balls. • Indoor games and toys for infants and young children. • Cash donations. For more information, contact The Islander newspaper at 941-778-7978.
Ministry of Presence wishes for soccer balls and other outdoor gear. Islander Courtesy Photo
Maritime Museum
AMITW
KMB
Canopy lights
AA/AAA batteries
Wishes fulfilled
The Anna Maria Island Turtle Watch and Shorebird Monitoring protects and collects data on nesting sea turtles and shorebirds. In partnership with the island community, through public education and cooperation, the nonprofit’s mission is “to assure a suitable habitat for people, sea turtles and shorebirds, the ecosystem of the island and surrounding waters.” Anna Maria Island Turtle Watch and Shorebird Monitoring wishes for: • Gift cards to Home True Value Hardware in Holmes Beach, as well as Home Depot, Lowe’s and Staples. • Reams of recycled paper. • Paper towels. • Old, used washed towels. • Shell Oil gas cards for ATV fuel. • Adopt-a-Nest sponsors. • AA and AAA batteries. For more information about AMITW, contact executive director Suzi Fox at 941778-5638 or suzilfox@gmail.com.
Keep Manatee Beautiful, the local chapter of Keep America Beautiful, is fulfilling its mission to help prevent litter in a beautiful environment. KMB accomplishes this with its AdoptA-Shore locations covering the entirety of Anna Maria Island. KMB also conducts cleanups throughout Manatee County, including on streets and highways and preserves. KMB is involved in beautification projects along the Palma Sola Causeway, the scenic highways in Holmes Beach and Bradenton Beach and also provides trees for Arbor Day celebrations. KMB wishes for: • Those nonprofits that do need things to get their wishes fulfilled. For more information, contact KMB at 941-795-8272 or keep@manateebeautiful. com. Also, visit www.manateebeautiful.com.
The Florida Maritime Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the region’s maritime history. The museum is housed in the renovated 1912-schoolhouse at 4415 119th St. W., Cortez and is home to the Folk School at Florida Maritime Museum. The museum and folk school did not provide a list this year but in the past wished for: • Tent lanterns. • Canopy lighting. • Patio lights. • High-wattage electric burners. • Large cooking pots. • Chair cushions. • Fillet knives. • Round folding tables. • Burlap tablecloths for tables. • Large plastic storage tubs. For more information, go online to floridamaritimemuseum.org or call the museum at 941-708-6121.
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All Island Denominations
All Island Denominations unites the island churches — CrossPointe Fellowship, the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation, Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Harvey Memorial Community Church, Roser Memorial Community Church and St. Bernard Catholic Church — to help those in need. Organized and funded by the island churches, AID has been serving Anna Maria Island since 1982 and expressly sent a wish that all have a “very blessed Christmas and a happy and safe holiday season.” AID wishes for: • Nonperishable food for the food pantry at Roser Memorial Community Church, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria. • Soaps, shampoo, toothbrushes and toothpaste for the pantry. • Laundry detergent for the pantry. • Toilet paper and other paper products for the pantry. • Grocery gift cards. • Reusable shopping bags. • Financial contributions to the Roser Food Pantry, P.O. Box 247, Anna Maria FL 34216. • Donations to AID for rental assistance, P.O. Box 305, Anna Maria FL 34216. For more information, call the offices of any of the island churches — CrossPointe, Annunciation, Gloria Dei, Harvey Memorial, Roser Memorial and St. Bernard.
FLOWERS BY EDIE
Merry Christmas 4607 Cortez Road W. Bradenton 941.755.1549, 800.794.9111 www.flowersbyedie.com
The Center of Anna Maria Island
The Center of Anna Maria Island, 407 Magnolia Ave., Anna Maria, operates with the support of donors, the sale of memberships and program fees. The center hosts a variety of programs for adults and children, including educational and afterschool programs, camps, sports leagues and fitness opportunities. The center also hosts events throughout the year. And, to meet community needs, the center provides low-income families access to child care and youth programs. The center wishes for: • Costumes for children. • Craft supplies, including tissue and construction paper, white glue, glue sticks, tape, scissors, markers and colored pencils. • Plastic jump ropes. • Frisbees. • Basketballs. • Soccer balls. • Tennis balls. • Pickleballs. • Mini resistance bands from Spri.com. • Original exercise resistance bands from Spri.com. • Hoist commercial adjustable decline ab bench. For more information, contact the Center at 941-778-1908 or go online at centerami. org.
Wildlife Inc. Paper towels
Wildlife Inc., Education and Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit in Bradenton Beach. About 3,000 injured, sick and displaced birds, mammals and reptiles are rescued each year. Ed and Gail Straight, with a corps of wildlife-loving volunteers, run the operation from their home, with a mission to preserve and protect native wildlife through education and rehabilitation. Wildlife Inc. wishes for: • Gift cards for food, supplies and cages, including cards from Petco, Lowes, Home Depot, Walmart and Staples. • Canned dog and cat food. • Gas gift cards. • Postage stamps. • Paper towels and toilet paper. • Pecans, almonds, nuts in shells. • Letter-size computer paper. For more information, contact Wildlife Inc. at 941-778-6324 or go online at www. wildlifeinc.org.
Santa is checking his list twice but there is no question about islandbased nonprofits and charities being good. Who will help Santa deliver nonperishable food and financial contributions to the Roser Food Pantry on behalf of All Island Denominations? Who will help fill the sports equipment closet at the Center of Anna Maria Island? Who will help keep the rescue vehicles fueled at Wildlife Inc? Islander File Photo
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Happy Holidays to you and yours! Longboat Hardware 4030 Gulf of Mexico Dr. Longboat Key, FL 34228 Phone: (941) 383-1313 Fax: (941) 383-2170
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North Bradenton Beach 941.779.2222
North Longboat Key 941.383.2391
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Cultural center
Mayors’ Feed
Volunteers
Cash donations
Cortez Cultural Center continues to update and create new exhibits to keep the story of Cortez village interesting. CCC’s main need is for people to help us in various jobs for three hours a day. The historical society wishes for volunteers to: • Write press releases. • Plan public events. • Creating exhibits. • Research genealogy. • Greet visitors. • Gardeners. The CCC also wishes for donations of Cortez photos, including service, and historical materials. For more, contact Kaye Bell at 941-5380945 or cortezbell@tampabay.rr.com.
The Artists’ Guild of Anna Maria Island wishes for new and used art supplies. Islander Courtesy Photo
I love you all, but I don’t bake. So please enjoy my scratch-and-sniff cake. Merry Christmas! Happy New Year! -- Mike Sales www.MikeSalesSings.com
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The Mayors Feed the Hungry conducts community food drives. Since its beginnings in 1987, the program has collected and distributed more than 600 tons of food and more than $3,600,000. The program is endorsed by local mayors and county commission chairs. Also, contributions are 100% tax deductible. The Mayors Feed the Hungry wishes for: • Cash donations to purchase food gift cards. • Grocery donations to local food pantries. For more information about the giving campaign, go online to mayorsfeedthehungry.org or call 941-350-6075.
All Island Denominations and other groups wish to keep the Roser Food Pantry stocked with household supplies. Islander Courtesy Photo
Rotary Club Printer paper
The Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island, which during normal times meets Tuesdays at noon in Bradenton Beach for lunch and remarks, is a network of business, professional and community leaders, both active and retired. Money raised through fundraising efforts supports about three dozen projects, many of them at Anna Maria Elementary School in Holmes Beach. The Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island wishes for: • Three reams of printer paper. • Folding utility cart. For more information about the Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island, go online to www.amirotary.org or contact Jennifer Hoffman at 941-757-7294.
The Anna Maria Island Chamber of Commerce wishes for toys to give tots. Islander Courtesy Photo
Island Players
Artists’ Guild
AMI Chamber
Volunteers
Art supplies
Toys for tots
The Island Players — during normal times — stages productions in its cozy little theater in Anna Maria. The group’s mission is “to continue to bring high quality and professional entertainment to the community for the cultural enrichment of all and to provide a stage for young people to learn and enhance their experiences in the performing arts.” The Island Players wishes for: • Volunteers, including as actors and for props, the box office, sound and light, stage and house management, social media promotions and dealing with technology. For more information, go online to theislandplayers.org or call 941-778-5755.
The Artists’ Guild of Anna Maria Island, in the Island Shopping Center, 5414 Marina Drive, Holmes Beach, supports local artists and promotes arts education. AGAMI provides scholarships, sponsors tours to local art museums, contributes funding to school art programs, hosts art demonstrations and operates the Guild Gallery, where local artists display their work for sale. The artists wish for: • Art supplies of all kinds to be passed on to school art departments in Manatee County. For more information, call AGAMI’s gallery at 941- 778-6694.
The Anna Maria Island Chamber of Commerce, representing 500-plus members and operating a visitor’s center at 5317 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach, helps newcomers settle, businesses thrive and tourists navigate on the island. The chamber wishes for: • Gifts for the Toys For Tots holiday drive. • Sponsorships for additional lights for the holiday tree. • Sponsorships to remodel the chamber office. For more information, call the office at 941-778-1541 or visit the office at 5313 Gulf Drive, Holmes Beach.
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The Loyal Order of Moose Lodge #2188
wishes everyone a Happy Holiday and asks that you please remember to donate a TOY for a TOT at the Lodge. 110 Gulf Drive, S. Bradenton Beach
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Pool/Spa Renovation Equipment Repairs & Installation
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Annie Silver
AMIHS
Save the Manatee
Benches
Volunteers
Donations
The Annie Silver Community Center at 23rd Street and Avenue C in Bradenton Beach was founded by entrepreneur Annie Silver to promote friendship among neighbors. The center’s 2020-21 season was canceled but during normal times, there are celebrations with song and music, bingo and potluck dinners. Annie Silver did not provide a list this year but in the past has wished for: • Shell for the parking area. • Benches for the garden. • Prizes for bingo games. For more, contact Linda Yarger at lyargerl@aol.com.
The Anna Maria Island Historical Society operates a museum at 402 Pine Ave., Anna Maria, where visitors can learn about the island’s history and see local antiques, collections and collectibles from the early days. AMIHS also recognizes preservation achievement and provides speakers for organizations wishing to present the island’s history. AMIHS wishes for: • Bakers to make Settlers’ Bread. • Volunteers for society committees. • Docents to greet visitors. For more information, call Kathy Primeau at 989-560-6381.
Save the Manatee Club Inc. was established in 1981 to protect the marine mammal through education campaigns, research, rehabilitation and legislation. The nonprofit’s principle source of funding comes from the Adopt-A-Manatee program. The friendly seacows frequent the waters of Tampa Bay, especially the warm water area at Tampa Electric Company, in need of parents/patrons. They are seen frequently in the bay waters off Anna Maria Island. The club’s wish list includes: • Gift certificates to office supply stores. • Office supplies. • Tax-free donations. For more information about the Save the Manatee Club, go to www.savethemanatee. org. To contact the club, call 800-432-5646.
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Wildlife Inc. wishes for postage stamps. Islander Courtesy Photo
The Center of Anna Maria Island wishes for tennis balls — as well as footballs, basketballs, soccer balls and pickelballs. Islander Courtesy Photo
Pastas are on the list for the Roser Food Pantry. Islander Courtesy Photo
Are you ready for some 2021? Jack Elka’s 2021 calendar is hot off the presses and available on Anna Maria Island and by mail order from jackelka.com. Calendars are available at Publix Super Market, Hurricane Hanks, Ginny’s and Jane E’s and The Islander office, 3218 E. Bay Drive, Holmes Beach. For more, call 941-7787978.
Assistance sought from AMI • Mayors’ Feed the Hungry collects gift cards for food purchases for local families. Information: 941-350-6075. • Moonracer Animal Rescue seeks volunteers to offer foster and forever homes for rescued animals. Info: 941-345-2441. • The Roser Food Bank seeks donations. Roser Memorial Community Church, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria, administers the pantry, supported by All Island Denominations. Information: 941-778-0414. • Rotary Club of Longboat Key seeks donations to support military veterans and programs for veterans. Info: 703-593-4447. Assistance offered to AMI • The Anna Maria Island Chamber of Commerce offers free face masks. Information:941-778-1541. • Meals on Wheels Plus of Manatee offers fresh produce at select locations. Information: 941-747-4655. • The Roser Food Bank welcomes applicants who live and/or work on Anna Maria Island for food assistance, Roser Church, 512 Pine Ave., Anna Maria. Info: 941-778-0414. • All Island Denominations offers monetary help, including relief for unemployed people. For information or to apply, call 941725-2433.
Merry Christmas, y’all!
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THE ISLANDER’S WISH BOOK SHOPPING LIST
Have you secretly always wanted to play Santa? We encourage you to use this space to make your Wish Book shopping list. Check it twice. Santa knows who’s been naughty or nice! Make a community wish come true and brighten your holiday with the joy that you do. Happy Holidays! And be well! — The Islander Shopping list: __________________________
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