A neighborhood 11-year-old was making an influence on the Logansport neighborhood Friday morning after he determined to donate all his lemonade stand earnings to the Logansport Police Division Ok-9 fund.

Aiden Corridor opened the stand two days in the past and made almost $100 every day, his step-dad, Josh Albright mentioned. Corridor determined to donate Friday’s earnings to the LPD Ok-9 Fund as a result of his father, Bryce Corridor, was as soon as a part of the crew.

“I kinda simply felt like I wished to donate cash to LPD as a result of their Ok-9’s are actually costly,” Corridor mentioned.

Automobiles pulled alongside George Avenue to buy lemonade and snacks from Corridor. He even had a go to from LPD officer Cody Scott and Detective Andrew Sturdy, who introduced their patrol canines Snupy and Arti alongside.

The donation marketing campaign was introduced on Fb by Corridor’s mom, Adriana Albright. The publish had over 260 shares as midday approached Friday.

Corridor mentioned he had raised over $50 {dollars} through the first hour of opening the lemonade stand.

“That is superior,” mentioned his father Bryce Corridor. “He had this concept all himself. He wished to do a lemonade stand and donate to one thing and he considered the LPD Ok-9 Fund and went with it.”

“I believe simply the very fact he considered this on his personal is de facto touching,” mentioned his stepmother, Elaine Corridor.

When he isn’t operating the lemonade stand, the younger entrepreneur and philanthropist enjoys taking part in video video games and spending time together with his dad and mom.

He will probably be a scholar on the Columbia Sixth grade Academy this college yr.

The lemonade stand is positioned at 2601 George St. throughout from the Neal Residence.