Support flows for local youth, causes on Lemonade Day
Lemonade Day Kootenai County founder Bretta Provost, left, visits with Key Club members Callahan Kuhlmann, 15, center, and Haggen Walker, 16, as the teens sell lemonade July 26 at Honeysuckle Avenue and Government Way to raise money for the Thirst Project.
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Jaxon Lupton holds an oversized check Aug. 4 as he donates his Lemonade Day sales to Make-A-Wish Idaho with help from CEO and investor Erik Rock. Also pictured: Michelle John, Make-A-Wish Idaho regional manager.
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McKenzie McMurray takes a photo with, from left, firefighter Blaine Porter, Capt. Greg Rod and engineer Bill Dodd of the Coeur d'Alene Fire Department as she sells lemonade July 26 during Lemonade Day Kootenai County. McKenzie raised $1,238 she will donate to the Red and Blue Foundation to support families of first responders hurt or killed in the line of duty.
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Aspen Pratt, 12, of Post Falls, chats with Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris as she sells lemonade July 26 for Make-A-Wish Idaho.
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Several local youths squeezed the most out of summer during the 2025 Lemonade Day Kootenai County.
Stands bubbled up across North Idaho as children and teens demonstrated their business acumen and served refreshing beverages, treats and more to delighted guests who included everyone from local first responders and the county sheriff to motorcycle enthusiasts.
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