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Sisters' lemonade charity stand raises $55,000 for Salvation Army over 7 years

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Grace and June Hendrian launched their Lemon-Aid Stand for Good in 2019 with a modest goal of raising just $10 for charity. Over seven summers, the sisters far exceeded expectations, ultimately collecting $55,000 for The Salvation Army. Their initiative grew significantly, inspiring community involvement and expanding to 14 stands by 2026. Beyond fundraising, the sisters also supported local families in need and were recognized for their volunteer contributions. The project wrapped up in 2026, concluding its final season on a remarkable note.

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