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Sunrise Rotary plans ‘cash mobs’ to support Vancouver bars, restaurants

By Rachel Pinsky for The Columbian
Published: February 5, 2021, 6:00am
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Sunrise Rotary Club members chat underneath a covered area during their cash mob event on Tuesday afternoon at the Columbia Food Park in downtown Vancouver. The group meets at a local restaurant each week to support small businesses.
Sunrise Rotary Club members chat underneath a covered area during their cash mob event on Tuesday afternoon at the Columbia Food Park in downtown Vancouver. The group meets at a local restaurant each week to support small businesses. (Photos by Joshua Hart/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Vancouver Sunrise Rotary recently launched a series of “cash mobs” to help boost sales and morale at local bars and restaurants, which have suffered during the pandemic.

These get-togethers are inspired by flash mobs, a social media phenomonon in which a group of people show up at a specific location to do a specific thing then disperse.

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