Bay Day 2018 Crest Sponsor: Biscayne Bank!

Thank you to our crest sponsor- Biscayne Bank! Miami Waterkeeper would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Biscayne Bank for being our crest sponsors for our upcoming event, Bay Day. Biscayne Bank is located in Miami with offices in Coconut Grove, Doral, South Miami, and Bayshore. They have a very big commitment to […]

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Thank you to our crest sponsor- Biscayne Bank!

Miami Waterkeeper would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Biscayne Bank for being our crest sponsors for our upcoming event, Bay Day.

Biscayne Bank is located in Miami with offices in Coconut Grove, Doral, South Miami, and Bayshore. They have a very big commitment to personal service and have built a loyal customer base since they began in 2005. They have a great interest in Miami and extend credit and participate in community development programs designed to meet the needs of the people in the community, including low income areas.

Bay Day this year is October 20^th from 10am to 4pm at Shake-a-Leg’s Waterfront Marina in Coconut Grove. Thank You Biscayne Bank for making Bay Day possible!

Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/bay_day_2018_crest_sponsor_biscayne_bank

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