Lemonade Stand

Michigan lawmakers have unanimously passed a bill aimed at protecting kids’ lemonade stands from permits, licensing fees, and excessive regulations. The bill now heads to the Michigan Senate for approval.

Lemonade stands are a staple of summertime, with kids around the state hosting their own stands. However, they are technically illegal in Michigan.

This is the fifth year of her lemonade stand and she's brought up her "profit" by literally thousands of dollars.

What started out as a case of stolen property ended up with a happy ending...and a lesson.

Nice job, Logan!

And if you can't make it to buy lemonade, you can always donate through GoFundMe.

Basically, she's a 5-year-old entrepreneur.

She could've bought anything with her $1,400, and this is what she chose.

Words of wisdom from a 9-year-old: "You should give help if people need it."

The duo were doing quite well when 18-year-old Santini Tate came upon them. He told the two that he had no money, so being the amazing young women that they are, they gave him a lemonade for free.

Phil Mickelson must've been parched from a busy day of golfing!

A six-year-old boy wanted to raise money for his dad's cancer treatments so he started a lemonade stand and raised $10,000. It started out small but once the community rallied together, they formed a block party to help with the efforts.