Hurricane Ian Relief - Debra & Jeramie Campana

As many of you may already know, Hurricane Ian upended the lives of my mom and stepdad, who are business owners and residents of Sanibel, FL. On September 28, the storm decimated their home, belongings, and businesses, and they were rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and first responders. While I am eternally grateful that they are alive, they now face an uncertain future with long-term impacts.

While they will need to rebuild their home and businesses over time, their main priority is to help their employees and community. They're ready to return to Sanibel (*as soon as residents are allowed to return to assess damage) in hopes of salvaging one of their businesses, Paper Fig Kitchen, to serve meals to first responders over the coming months.

My brother Nate and I have received overwhelming support from family and friends asking how to help and provide them with resources from afar. While I know my parents would be entirely reluctant for us to ask for help, we know that this will be the quickest way for people to contribute and is necessary to get them and their employees back on their feet. Any donation is appreciated.

We know they are not alone and are heartbroken for those affected by the hurricane in the Sanibel and Fort Myers communities. We ask that you please consider donating to other fundraisers and providing any resources to those in need, too.