Lipsmack’n Lemonade: When life gave Leroy lemons, he gave back to his community in a sweet way!

What do you do when life gives you lemons?

For Leroy, a special needs child, a lemonade stand inspired him to create his own recipe, Leroy’s Lipsmack’n Lemonade.

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