Community
Yes, The Florida Keys are all sunsets and sea breezes—but we’ve got the everyday stuff covered, too. From urgent care clinics and hospitals to libraries with more than just beach reads, and churches where you can find a warm hello, these services keep island life running smoothly. Visitors may not plan on needing them, but it’s nice to know help, healing, and community are close by. Because even in paradise, sometimes you need more than sunscreen and flip-flops.
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Key Largo
MarineLab Environmental Education
Founded by undersea pioneer Ian Koblick, MarineLab in Key Largo delivers immersive, hands-on marine science education focused on the Florida Keys ecosystem.
Key West
Key West Library
Support Key West's library with Friends of the Key West Library—engage, donate, volunteer!
Key West
Marine Preservation Society
Preserving and restoring the coral reef and marine ecosystem of the Florida Keys through community engagement, restoration, and stewardship.
Marathon
Marathon Wild Bird Center
Rescue, rehab, and release wild birds in the Florida Keys—join the mission!
Islamorada
Garden Club of the Upper Keys
Discover the Garden Club of the Upper Keys, a vibrant community dedicated to preserving and celebrating the natural beauty of the Florida Keys
Key Largo
Island Dolphin Care
Experience healing and connection through dolphin-assisted therapy at Island Dolphin Care in Key Largo.
Marathon
Southern Illumination and Sound
Southern Illumination & Sound is a Coastal Source certified outdoor lighting and audio installation company serving the Florida Keys and South Florida, transforming outdoor spaces, gardens, docks, and waterfront areas into illuminated living environments.
Islamorada
Community Arts & Culture
Celebrate diverse cultures and vibrant youth arts with Community Arts & Culture!
Islamorada
Dolphin Life Hospital
Hands-on dolphin encounters, research, and education in an immersive marine setting.
Islamorada
Crustacean Plantation
Crustacean Plantation Inc. is a nonprofit sanctuary in Tavernier dedicated to conserving native Florida Keys hermit crabs—known as "Purple Pinchers"—through habitat support, education, and community outreach.
