A 4-year-old Tennessee boy raised $150 at a lemonade stand; instead of buying a toy, he donated every dollar to a soup kitchen to feed people in need

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Image: News Channel 5A four-year-old boy from Springfield, Tennessee, has drawn attention for choosing to help people in need rather than spend his earnings on himself.
George Bradley raised $150 through a lemonade stand and decided to donate the entire amount to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, which provides free meals to people facing hunger.
His decision caught the attention of the organisation's director, Carlos Lynch, who was moved by the young boy's gesture and nominated him for NewsChannel 5's “My Hero” feature.

Image: News Channel 5A four-year-old boy from Springfield, Tennessee, has drawn attention for choosing to help people in need rather than spend his earnings on himself.
George Bradley raised $150 through a lemonade stand and decided to donate the entire amount to The Master's Table Soup Kitchen, which provides free meals to people facing hunger.
His decision caught the attention of the organisation's director, Carlos Lynch, who was moved by the young boy's gesture and nominated him for NewsChannel 5's “My Hero” feature.

Sources: Times of India