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Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Springfield Boy With Lemonade Stand Reaches Goal

Johnny Karlinchak, the 8-year-old Springfield kid who set up lemonade stands to help his neighbors rebuild their home after it was damaged in the recent storm, has reached his goal.

With some perserverence, he raised the $500 deductible for the Myers family fund.

After his story ran in the The Washington Post on Sunday, people knocked on his door and called in pledges. When he and his family ate at a restaurant that night, the owners saw his story — Johnny is no stranger to tragedy — and donated $45 on the spot, bringing his total to $500. 

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3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Good yjimg the IRS didn't stop in...He'd still be working that stand.... after the licensing fees and insurance payments...

Anonymous said...

Bless this little boys heart, and the parents that raised him to be a giving soul. God is proud of this little guy.

Anonymous said...

This is what it's all about people!