6-Year-Old Opens A Lemonade Stand To Take Mom On A Date After His Dad Dies
July 27, 2019
A 6-year-old in Denver opened a lemonade stand to raise enough money to take his mother on a date after his father passed away.

Brady Campbell's father passed away a few weeks ago after a battle with stage 4 colon cancer.
Brady said he and his dad came up with the idea for a lemonade stand.
"To take my mom on a date. Because I didn't have enough money and I wanted to pay. So I did it," the 6-year-old told WWLP.
The day after his father passed away this 6-year-old followed through on his promise to take care of his mom.

His neighbors and friends came by in the crowd caught the attention of a Denver police officer once he heard Brady's story, he put out a radio call to other first responders.
Fire trucks and police cars started rolling up.
Brady raised $244 that day.
Watch the video below.
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