Dulce Villacampa Dudley

Operates as a bank holding company whose subsidiary provides banking services

Operates clinics and healthcare services

Provides sports coaching services

Functions as a College/University

Operates as a state chartered commercial bank

Collier County Medical Society is a professional organization serving over 750 physicians, dedicated to supporting physicians, patients, and the broader community. The private company is based in Naples. Its core mission emphasizes advocacy, professionalism, education, leadership, communication, and physician wellness. The society engages in legislative advocacy at local, state, and national levels, participates in the Florida Medical Association House of Delegates, and operates a non-partisan political action committee to support pro-medicine candidates. Membership benefits include access to group health insurance, practice management tools, wellness programs, continuing medical education opportunities, exclusive events, and publications. Collier County Medical Society provides resources such as a physician directory, a doctor finder for patients, and a patient/physician grievance program to resolve disputes outside the legal system. It offers a speakers bureau for free health presentations and the Physician Led Access Network, which delivers free medical care and prescription savings to qualified low-income, uninsured residents. The CCMS Foundation supports healthcare access and health education through scholarships and community programs, hosting fundraising and educational events. The society maintains a commitment to ongoing physician education and member engagement through networking events and support for medical associations. Its website offers healthcare resources, advocacy information, and updates on public health issues.

The Boys & Girls Club of Collier County is a nonprofit organization serving over 4,000 youth ages 5 to 18 in Naples and Immokalee through two main campuses: Nichols Campus and Bolch Campus. The private company is based in Naples. The organization provides free membership and a safe, supportive environment where children and teens participate in educational and recreational programs led by positive role models. Program areas include academic support and college readiness, cultural arts, career exploration and workforce readiness, character and leadership development, sports, and healthy lifestyles. Specialized initiatives include culinary workforce training for teens, a dedicated teen-only club with paid work-based learning opportunities, and leadership programs. Facilities feature art and dance studios, STEM labs, kitchens, and sports areas. The club emphasizes child safety, anti-bullying, and life skills development, and encourages community involvement through volunteering, donations, planned giving, and events.