Life Jacket Loaner Program
15 “Kids Don’t Float, Life Jackets Do!” Life Jackets Loaner Stations in Collier County
Collier County has 15 “Kids Don’t Float, Life Jackets Do!” Life Jackets Loaner Stations in Collier County – Here is link to an interactive Google Map.
1. Sugden Park
2. The historic Naples Pier
3. Naples Beach Hotel & Golf Club
4. Gulf Shore Blvd Beach
5. Lowdermilk Park
6. Clam Pass
7. Vanderbilt Beach
8. Barefoot Beach
9. Delnor Wiggins Pass State Park – Lot 1
10. Delnor Wiggins Pass State Park – Lot 3
11. South Marco Island
12. Tigertail Beach
13. North Marriott
14. Crystal Shores
15. Residents Beach
2019 Life jacket Loaner Sponsors & Supporters
Thank You!
Steve & Kelly Sprigg of SYC Yachts
US Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotillas - 93, 95 & 96
NCH Healthcare System
NCH Healthcare System - Auxiliary
Collier County Parks & Recreation
City of Naples
Stew Leonard III Water Safety Foundation
Dr. Todd Vedder & Family
Kiwanis Club of East Naples
Rose Marina, Marco Island
Chris Sullivan Luxury Real Estate - ReMax Affinity Plus, Marco Island
The Jana Caudill Team of eXp Realty - Naples
The Whitson/Allen Team of Coldwell Banker - Isles of Capri
Kathein Jewelers of Marco Island
SeaTech Marine Electronics
Shiptronics
Kim & Don Mitchell of Dolphin Point, Isles of Capri
Chuck & Margot Puleri, Isles of Capri
Otis Tavlin & Nancy Anderson, Isles of Capri
Apuzzo Internet Marketing, Isles of Capri
Sharon & Kelly Callahan of Cool Beans Cruises - Isles of Capri
Marine Industries Association of Collier County Foundation
The Wesley Family of Naples
The Miller Family of Naples - Drexel, Lori & Trace
Autotran, Inc.
West Marine - Life Jackets!
Accent Signs
Marco Island Fire Rescue
Diana DeLongis - FL Beauty Problems Blog
Naples Marina Sales
History
The goal of the program is to save children’s’ lives by making loaner life jackets available at popular beach/lake sites for children and adults to borrow and return. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 93, 95 and 96 check monthly the condition of the lifejackets. If any life jackets are missing or in disrepair, they will be replaced.“Kids Don’t Float— Give Them Something That Does” modeled after an initiative adopted in Alaska in 1997.
The goal of the program is to save children’s’ lives by making loaner life jackets available at popular beach/lake sites for children and adults to borrow and return. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 93, 95 and 96 check monthly the condition of the life jackets. If any life jackets are missing or in disrepair, they will be replaced.