06/09/2013
Does anyone know the Vegas odds on the government shutting them down?
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Who knew that selling lemonade could be so profitable?
The Cooper family raised more than $32 hundred for childhood cancer research by setting up a lemonade stand in front of their St. Matthews home.
This is part of a national movement called Alex's Lemonade Stand which was started by a little girl with leukemia who wanted to raise money to help other kids like her.
The Cooper family has gotten their 4-year-old daughter Whitney involved to show her the importance of helping others.
Last year, the Cooper family raised $16 hundred with this lemonade stand.
This year, their goal was $25 hundred and they surpassed that by more than $700 in just two hours.
Does anyone know the Vegas odds on the government shutting them down?
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- Who knew that selling lemonade could be so profitable?
The Cooper family raised more than $32 hundred for childhood cancer research by setting up a lemonade stand in front of their St. Matthews home.
This is part of a national movement called Alex's Lemonade Stand which was started by a little girl with leukemia who wanted to raise money to help other kids like her.
The Cooper family has gotten their 4-year-old daughter Whitney involved to show her the importance of helping others.
Last year, the Cooper family raised $16 hundred with this lemonade stand.
This year, their goal was $25 hundred and they surpassed that by more than $700 in just two hours.
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