COVID-19: Life on Mars Staff Virtual Tip Jar
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Help Your Life on Mars Bar Staff During the COVID-19 Outbreak
The COVID-19 outbreak in Seattle has been devastating for Seattle's small businesses and the workers who depend on them for their income.
Last year, Life On Mars came to Capitol Hill to provide a welcoming, friendly place for delicious drinks, killer music, and tasty vegan food. Unfortunately, due to guidance from state public health agencies, Life on Mars has been forced to close temporarily until this unprecedented public health crisis has passed.
In the short time that it has been open, Life on Mars has attracted an incredible crowd of people, built a loving, supportive community, and provided a safe space for everyone - and that is all due to its incredible staff.
Mandated business closures due to the COVID-19 crisis hit workers like this the hardest. I became an investor in Life on Mars because I believed in the dream of a small group of incredibly passionate people. The community embraced this space in a way that I never expected - and I know that we wouldn't be anywhere near as successful without our incredible kitchen and bar staff making it the amazing place that it is.
For my birthday this year, I'm asking you to send a few dollars to our Life on Mars staff to help them get through this difficult time. If you're having a drink at home and wishing you could be sitting in a cozy bar listening to some Bowie, tip your bartender to let them know you're thinking of them and you're grateful for what they do.
All funds raised will be split among Life on Mars staff.
The COVID-19 outbreak in Seattle has been devastating for Seattle's small businesses and the workers who depend on them for their income.
Last year, Life On Mars came to Capitol Hill to provide a welcoming, friendly place for delicious drinks, killer music, and tasty vegan food. Unfortunately, due to guidance from state public health agencies, Life on Mars has been forced to close temporarily until this unprecedented public health crisis has passed.
In the short time that it has been open, Life on Mars has attracted an incredible crowd of people, built a loving, supportive community, and provided a safe space for everyone - and that is all due to its incredible staff.
Mandated business closures due to the COVID-19 crisis hit workers like this the hardest. I became an investor in Life on Mars because I believed in the dream of a small group of incredibly passionate people. The community embraced this space in a way that I never expected - and I know that we wouldn't be anywhere near as successful without our incredible kitchen and bar staff making it the amazing place that it is.
For my birthday this year, I'm asking you to send a few dollars to our Life on Mars staff to help them get through this difficult time. If you're having a drink at home and wishing you could be sitting in a cozy bar listening to some Bowie, tip your bartender to let them know you're thinking of them and you're grateful for what they do.
All funds raised will be split among Life on Mars staff.
Organizer and beneficiary
Anthony Derrick
Organizer
Seattle, WA
Leigh Sims
Beneficiary
