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Signup to begin for ‘Lemonade Day Alaska’

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Onaleea Belair and her brother Paul serve up lemonade at their Lemonade Day stand along the Parks Highway in June 2013. The brother and sister entrepreneurs said they planned to donate a port
Onaleea Belair and her brother Paul serve up lemonade at their Lemonade Day stand along the Parks Highway in June 2013. The brother and sister entrepreneurs said they planned to donate a portion of their profits to charity. Frontiersman file photo
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MAT-SU — Lemonade Day Alaska teaches kids about starting a business, but also about the importance of financial literacy and giving back to the community. Program participants are allowed to keep all of the money they raise from operations, but are encouraged to spend a little, save a little and share a little with their community.

Lemonade Day Alaska recognizes that the leaders of tomorrow are shaped by the actions of today.

Lemonade Day Alaska staff expect to continue the rapid expansion of the program in 2014 by having more than 3,800 youth participate statewide on June 14. Youth interested in signing up for the program can sign up using the online registration form, which opens April 7.

For more information, visit Alaska.LemonadeDay.org.

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