Whitingham girls sell lemonade to build up college fund
Anali and Brooklyn Moore in the future home of College Fund Lemonade.
Family and neighbors help with sales from cart
WHITINGHAM—Two Whitingham sisters have taken their future into their own hands by opening a lemonade stand to save money for college. They call the business College Fund Lemonade.
Anali Moore, 12, and her sister Brooklyn, 9, started the stand last summer with a small table and a handmade sign outside their home. Since then, with the help of their parents and some neighbors, the operation has grown into a cabin on a trailer along Route 100.
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