lemonade stand

A Savannah, Georgia, girl supported a big cause in a big way by raising more than $1,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital with her lemonade stand.

A ten-year-old girl in Medford, Oregon, has raised thousands of dollars to help those who lost their homes in the recent Almeda Fire.

Two boys were robbed of their hard-earned money while running a lemonade stand in their front yard in Peoria, Illinois, last week, according to a surveillance video.

An Idaho boy set up a lemonade stand on Saturday to raise money for his little sister, Josie, who was diagnosed with a rare form of epilepsy.

A six-year-old Pennsylvania girl is spending her summer selling lemonade, not to raise money for a new toy, but to support her local fire department.

A police officer in South Bend, Indiana, is encouraging a young man’s entrepreneurial spirit in a big way. 

The lemonade brand Country Time is bailing out the smallest businesses impacted by the coronavirus pandemic: lemonade stands.

A ten-year-old girl from Grand Forks, North Dakota, raised nearly $11,000 to buy her local police department a full meal.

Two families in Cincinnati, Ohio, have raised thousands of dollars for a children’s hospital after a photo of their kids’ lemonade stand went viral online.

A little boy in Denver, Colorado, who lost his father to cancer this month, started a lemonade stand to raise money for a date with his mom.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill into law on Monday allowing lemonade stands run by children without a permit for short periods of time.

The Texas House passed legislation on Wednesday that would allow children to run temporary lemonade stands without having to obtain a permit.

People lined up with dollar bills in hand in Brooklyn, Ohio, this weekend to purchase a glass of lemonade from three young boys raising money to help the family of a fallen police officer.

Young boys selling lemonade faced an unpleasant surprise when the Denver police shut down their lemonade stand for not obtaining a permit.