A Fort Worth group known as the "lemonAid kids" will put their fundraising powers to work for veterans.
The group Colonial Kids for a Cause raises money, in part, by selling lemonade. These philanthropic kids have convened during the annual golf tournament at Colonial Country Club for more than 16 years to support the work of others.
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The kid-run nonprofit got together recently to hear pitches from several groups and chose the Fort Worth-based American Warrior Association as its next recipient.
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Colonial Kids hopes to raise $50,000 for the American Warrior Association from now until the Charles Schwaab Challenge at Colonial May 23rd - 29th, 2022
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AWA executive director Will Spencer, a retired Navy SEAL Master Chief, says the money will be used to support military veterans, first responders and their families in Fort Worth.
To support Colonial Kids, contact michellemarlow@mac.com or donate directly to American Warrior Association here.
