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9-year-old aspiring firefighter sells lemonade to help burn survivors

2025-08-19

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He was born into a family of firefighters, so it's no surprise that 9-year-old Brantley Eveland of National Park dreams of wearing the uniform himself.

Until then, he's serving his neighbors in a different way. And it all starts with a cup of lemonade.

In 2023, he first opened 'Brant's Blaze Busting Lemonade Stand' on the corner of his street. Since then, he has traveled to various community events, raising thousands of dollars with the help of his parents and community.

Brantley's goal for this year is to raise $2,500.

He raises funds to support the Burn Foundation, which provides aids to burn survivors and their families.

Watch the video above to see Brantley serving lemonade at the Verga Fire Department's hoagie sale in West Deptford.

To learn more about 'Brant's Blaze Busting Lemonade Stand,' visit their Facebook page.

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