Teens Save Dad's Life When Truck Rolls Onto His Head
When Bob Staub's head was pinned under the tire of his truck, three teens jumped into action and saved him just in the nick of time.
After seeing a similar story of a man raising money for students' school lunch debt, Amiah Van Hill became inspired to do the same in her state of Idaho.
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade; and then use that lemonade to help less fortunate children in your community.
That is what Amiah Van Hill in Hayden, Idaho is doing for her schoolmates.
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Her "Lemonade 4 Lunch" stand initially raised about $40 last weekend, which was enough to pare down the debt at three local schools. Then, she set her sights on a much bigger goal: $23,000.
By starting a GoFundMe campaign with her mom, the 6-year-old will be using her lemonade stand and the crowdfunding initiative to raise enough money to cover lunch debts throughout the district.
Amiah, who attends Hayden Meadows Elementary School, says that she first became inspired to raise money for the cause after she read a story about John Lew: a Seattle dad who raised over $50,000 for his state's lunch debt.
While Amiah may be a lot younger than Lew, her path will make a big difference for other students.
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