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This is awesome B ninety three Awesome sauce. Start your
day on a positive note. Awesome sauce right around six
ten weekday mornings with the B ninety three Morning Show.
Sometimes we run a few minutes late, and that looks
like it's today oops six fourteen actually, but no less awesome.
This comes from Lubbock, Texas, and it starts with three
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hundred lemons, twenty pounds of sugar, and one seriously determined
fourteen year old. We've all heard about the devastating flash
floods that hit Texas over the Fourth of July weekend
and damaged parts of the beloved Camp Mystic, and Charlotte
f decided she had something to do about that. So
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she grabbed her friends and her four younger sisters and
she launched a good old fashioned lemonade stand fundraiser. Oh
I love that with kind of a modern twist. They
squeezed every lemon by hand. They made bracelets, they made
bookmark they made cookies, they even made goodie bags. Neighbors
pitched in with tents, chairs, a cotton candy machine, and
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when the big day came, the girls ran the stand themselves.
They created customers, They tallied sales, they kept lines of
people smiling despite a few rain delays. And at the
end of the day, do you know how much they
had raised? How much? Seventeen thousand dollars? What you're gonna say,
like five hundred bucks? There are actual companies run by
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adults that don't do fundraising like that in a single day. Cow,
that is incredible. And the donations kept rolling in, pushing
the total to more than twenty two thousand bucks. Geez.
Another five thousand dollars from twins Corrigan and Cannon Camp
in Fort Worth, Texas, who held their own stand and
this lemonade movement kind of raised more than twenty seven
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thousand dollars to help rebuild their summer home away from
home at the camp. Isn't that amazing? Yeah? That's incredible.
Parents called it, The girls called it just what Camp
Mystic taught them. Lead with compassion, take action, and show
up when your community needs you. I would Yeah again,
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I thought you were gonna say five hundred bucks. That's
been amazing fourteen years old with those ideals, lead with compassion,
take action, and show up when your community needs you. Wow.
So today's awesome sauce goes to Charlotte and her sisters
and her friends and every kid out there who believes
a lemonade stand can change the world, because as it
turns out, it absolutely can. And that is how you
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start your day on a positive note. Awesome Sauce six'
ten weekday mornings with THE b ninety Three Morning show