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Support Your Local Lemonade Stand: Two sisters learning entrepreneurship

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4 years ago

May 29, 2022

One of many children’s first entrepreneurial experiences is operating a lemonade stand. Lemonade stands help promote business skills, responsibility, financial literacy, goal setting, and teamwork.

Stop by the corner of Virginia Avenue and 15th Street where you’ll find Emme and Lucy Phillips selling their lemonade. Mom is Kisha Phillips, owner of Card My Yard, so it looks like the girls are learning business at a young age.

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Support Your Local Lemonade Stand: Two sisters learning entrepreneurship

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Support Your Local Lemonade Stand: Two sisters learning entrepreneurship

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