Never too young to share

Never too young to share

Kids give to food bank

Lemonade stand raises money for Sooke's needy people

our-and-a-half year old Jackson, left, pours his hard earned coins into the Sooke Food Bank box at the Sooke News Mirror office.

Jackson, along with close friends, Jesse, four, and Cavelle, six, raised $46 from a lemonade stand they had at Sunriver.

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