Lemonade Sale Proceeds Fund Children's Cancer Research

Alex's Lemonade Stand will be at The Wall, a farmer's market on Wall Street between Seventh and Eighth streets, every Saturday in September. Money raised will go toward fighting pediatric cancer.

The Flower District this month will offer a way for people to sip a refreshing beverage and fight a disease.

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The national nonprofit Alex’s Lemonade Stand, which raises money to combat childhood cancer, will set up at The Wall, a famer’s market in the Flower District, every Saturday in September. From 9 a.m.-2 p.m. starting Sept. 6, customers can sample lemonade made from locally grown fruit, and enjoy lemon-infused treats including Buddy Pops and bars from St. Moritz Bakery.

Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation grew out of a front yard lemonade stand that 4-year-old cancer patient Alexandra Scott started in 2000 with the goal of raising money to find a cure for pediatric cancer. The foundation has raised more than $75 million. Alex died in 2004.

The Wall is on Wall between Seventh and Eighth streets.