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A local non-profit took a traditional lemonade stand idea and used it to raise money for families of fallen soldiers. They call it “Lemon-AID” for the simple reason that they are giving back to the families of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Eight-year-old Ransom Reback and his 15 siblings handed out lemonade as people left the Memorial Day ceremony at Riverside Memorial Park in Jupiter. Their goal is to raise enough money to buy a house for a Gold Star Family through their mother’s non-profit Believe With Me.

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For many, Memorial Day weekend means beer, barbecue and trips. But here's a sobering number, over a million and a half people have given their lives in service to this country since 1776. And a group of local kids are launching a new effort to remind us all what this holiday is all about. It's called LemonAid . One glass at a time, these boys and girls are here to remind you: The true message of Memorial Day.

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Believe With Me appears on WPTV to talk about their mission to purchase a home for a Gold Star Family who lost their home after the death of their son.

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It’s best known as a way for children to make a few bucks on a warm, summer afternoon. But a local charity is taking the idea of a lemonade stand and using it raise money for families of fallen soldiers. They call it LemonAid. Believe With Me is based out of North Palm Beach and supports Gold Star Families. A Gold Star Family is a family who has lost a loved one in the military.

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It’s best known as a way for children to make a few bucks on a warm, summer afternoon. But a local charity is taking the idea of a lemonade stand and using it raise money for families of fallen soldiers. They call it LemonAid. Believe With Me is based out of North Palm Beach and supports Gold Star Families. A Gold Star Family is a family who has lost a loved one in the military.

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