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Our first summer in review!

The Lemonade Stand from beginning to where we are today.  Labor Day marks the end of the summer for the girls as they return to school and the Lemonade weather starts to fade.  The girls have hand squeezed approximately 1,000 lemons over the course of the last 4 months.  What started out as a simple…

King 5 Evening

It was so fun to see the girls interviewed by King 5 Evening today. Kim Holcomb did such a great job asking questions giving the girls a chance to tell their story in their own words.

Investing and an 11 Year Old

My conversation with Kate about investing went marginally better than my conversation with Quinny. After failing with Quinny I decided a little less abstract conversation may be better. ?Dad: “What companies do you like” Kate: “Apple, Chipotle, slime (not a company but ok), Disney” Dad: “Do you want to buy stock in one of those…

Investing and an 8 Year Old

The girls are required to invest one third of their profits with the goal of teaching them about investing at an early age and showing them how investing can help one’s money work for them. Quinny has been a bit reluctant to embrace the concept. Our first few conversations went as follows: Dad: “Quinny do…

Volunteering at the Rainier Animal Fund’s Clinic

Today the girls volunteered for the first time at the Rainier Animal Fund’s clinic at the Elliott Bay Animal Hospital. The Elliott Bay Animal Hospital donated their facility for the day and the staff of the hospital staff volunteered to come in on a Saturday to provide free veterinary care to pets in need and…

Giving Results

On this post we track our progress to our giving goals. The girls have two ways they give back. First they donate 1/3 of their profits to the charity of their choosing, in this case the Rainier Animal Fund. In addition, they received a micro loan to build their lemonade stand and they need to…

Micro Loan to Francine

Why we chose Francine We choose the African Congo because they are the poorest country. When we saw her story we thought it would be good because she was close to her goal and because most people in Africa don’t have beds and mattresses so her company would do well. She also had a good…

Mico Loan To Ina

Ina’s story Ina is a 27-year-old woman from the city of Korça. She lives with her parents in a well-arranged house. Ina has worked for many years as a saleswoman and thinks that this is a very good business to make a good income for her and her parents. Ina wants to open a clothing…

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