Jaylyn, a six-year-old girl, had to deal with heartbreak early in her life after her dog died of a heart attack. It took the child some time to comprehend what had occurred. Finally, her dog’s death brought her to tears because she realized how short life is.
With this realization, Jaylyn resolved to do something meaningful while still young. But, of course, whatever she decides should be done in memory of her dog, Dexter. As a result, the young girl considered opening a lemonade stand for her neighborhood.
When Jaylyn told her parents about her plan, both parents agreed with her. Jaylynn’s parents shared the information online after finalizing all necessary materials and details. Jaylynn’s parents were most impressed by the child’s willingness to donate whatever she earned from the lemonade stand to an animal shelter.
According to Jaylynn’s mother, Rebecca, her actions make her very proud. This is because Jaylyn is already aware of how to assist. Rebecca stated that not all children think this way, so she is grateful that they raised Jaylyn well.
Jaylynn’s encouraging neighbors were her first customers on the first day. Aside from the refreshing lemonade, the neighbors complimented the child on his well-decorated stand.
The kids’ lemonade supply ran out on the first day, forcing them to close early. Rebecca stated in an interview that they did not expect such outpourings of support from their neighbors. Even so, the proud mother is grateful that people support this cause.
Jaylyn earned $1,000 in a short period by selling lemonade. The child then informed her parents that she would donate the money to the local animal shelter to assist the dogs housed there.
Proud of my sweet girl for hosting a Lemonade Stand in memory of her best bud Dexter-who recently crossed the rainbow bridge. We couldn’t be more grateful for the love&support from our family&friends. Excited to deliver the donations to the SeekonkAnimalShelter in Dexter’s honor. pic.twitter.com/UXSHeVOcy1
— Mrs. Rebecca Kenney (@RCKC14) June 1, 2021
Credits to Mrs. Rebecca Kenney.
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