CORPORATE

ANDERSON RENTALS

Anderson Rentals provides transportation of collected oyster shells as a part of the recycling process.

BOATERS EXCHANGE

Boaters Exchange has supported our program through financial contributions and has served as a point of community education on behalf of the Indian River Lagoon.

DISNEY CONSERVATION FUND

Disney Conservation Fund has been a consistent financial partner of Restore Our Shores programs since the beginning in 2014. The organization continues to support our oyster mats project.

ELECTRICAL BASICS

Electical Basics continue to provide in-kind resources to our oyster mats project, ensuring we are equipped for reef building events.

FLORIDA TODAY

Leaders in local news who advertise and provide ongoing coverage of Restore Our Shores projects and Indian River Lagoon progress.

HARRIS CORPORATION: HEART VOLUNTEERS

Harris has provided ongoing support both behind the scenes and in the field. Donating their time and ingenuity, they have assisted in contructing “Shelly R. Baggins”, our oyster shell bagging machine. This machine has saved both time and manpower in supporting our reef building progress.

RED LOBSTER: MELBOURNE, FL

The Red Lobster restaurant on 192 provides recycled oyster shell for the oyster mats and oyster gardening programs.

ROCKWELL COLLINS

Rockwell Collins is a pioneer in the design, production and support of communications and electronics for the aerospace and defense industries. As part of their corporate responsibility and community involvement philosophy, they operate the Rockwell Collins Community Partnership Fund for charitable giving, which the oyster mats program is a beneficiary of.

SEAWORLD BUSCH GARDENS CONSERVATION FUND

The SeaWorld Busch Gardens Conservation Fund supports species research, habitat protection, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and conservation education projects like the oyster mats program.

SOUTHEASTERN SEAPRODUCTS

Southeastern SeaProducts is working with the oyster mats and oyster gardening programs to supply recycled oyster shell from their shucking house in Brevard County.