Lemonade Day Teaches Kids The Power of Entrepreneurship (Aug. 20)
Lemonade Day Teaches Kids The Power of Entrepreneurship.
National Lemonade Day founder, Michael Holthouse, helps kids learn about entrepreneurship through running their own lemonade stands.
The campaign takes place in over 100 cities and teaches business practices, fiscal responsibly, teamwork and more on the holiday.
Here are a few reasons why the juice at these stands is worth the squeeze.
1. Helping Kids: Over 1 million children across
North America have learned about the
power of entrepreneurship.
2. Learning Skills: By learning how to run their own business, the young entrepreneurs can gain a sense of purpose and develop higher self-esteem.
3. The Key to Success: Those who participate learn how to set goals and trust their instinct through learning how to start, own and operate a business. .
Celebrate the holiday by
getting involved through
your state’s National Lemonade
Day website
National Lemonade Day founder, Michael Holthouse, helps kids learn about entrepreneurship through running their own lemonade stands.
The campaign takes place in over 100 cities and teaches business practices, fiscal responsibly, teamwork and more on the holiday.
Here are a few reasons why the juice at these stands is worth the squeeze.
1. Helping Kids: Over 1 million children across
North America have learned about the
power of entrepreneurship.
2. Learning Skills: By learning how to run their own business, the young entrepreneurs can gain a sense of purpose and develop higher self-esteem.
3. The Key to Success: Those who participate learn how to set goals and trust their instinct through learning how to start, own and operate a business. .
Celebrate the holiday by
getting involved through
your state’s National Lemonade
Day website