5 Things: April 7, 2020
1. Supporting Healthcare Heroes
Many people have asked how the can support the work of Overlake Medical Center’s frontline caregivers during this unprecedented crisis. The hospital is in need of monetary contributions, donations of personal protective equipment (PPE) and the kind, supportive words of our community.
Visit the Community Support for Overlake's COVID-19 Response site to donate >
If you have stories, photos, or messages of encouragement, please share them to the Overlake Heroes group >
2. Tune In Thursday
HR, Benefits, Liability, & Your Workforce
April 9 | 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Join experts in law, human resource management, and benefits for an important Webcast where you’ll learn what questions to ask, what resources are out there to help, and how you can manage the people side of your business through the COVID storm.
3. School's Out For... Spring
Gov. Inslee and Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal announced theextension of school closures for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year. The order keeps both public and private schools closed in accordance with the governor's original order on March 13.
The governor's proclamation prohibits in-person instruction through June 19, with exceptions for students with disabilities and English language learners for whom distance learning would present challenges. Facilities remain accessible for limited use, including providing child care and packing take-home meals for students' families to pick up.
4. Let's Eat
Looking for new food to try and a way to support local business? Or perhaps you can't handle another evening of staring blankly at your pantry. The Eastside restaurant industry is here for you.
View this map of restaurants offering take out and delivery options >
5. Now Available On Demand
The Bellevue Chamber webcast series is available to watch online. Topics covered include business resources for the COVID-19 crisis, an economic outlook, supporting nonprofits, and good practices for working remotely.