Bellevue Embraces the COVID-19 Pivot

Bellevue, WALocal News

In the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bellevue's small businesses are responding with creativity and community focus. Café Cesura is leading the charge by supporting local farmers displaced from markets and launching initiatives like the Bellevue Relief Blend to provide coffee for the homeless. The Global Innovation Exchange is contributing critically to healthcare by producing personal protective equipment for local hospitals, showcasing collaboration among educational institutions and businesses. Blazing Bagels has initiated the “Bagels for the Brave” campaign, successfully raising over $8,100 to deliver breakfast to frontline healthcare workers. Meanwhile, Molly Moon's is offering an ice cream pint club, allowing customers to support the shop while providing health benefits for employees.

These inspiring actions highlight the resilience and solidarity of the Bellevue community during a time of crisis. As businesses adapt, they continue to emphasize the importance of local support and creative problem-solving. The article serves as a testament to the innovative spirit of Bellevue's businesses amidst adversity.

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