Isabella, 11, Sebastian, 6, and Emma, 9, Forde call out for customers Saturday from their lemonade stand during the Starkville Farmers Market at Fire Station Park. Participants in the annual Golden Triangle Lemonade Day, the trio named their stand, “When Life Gives You Lemons and Limes, The Fordes Make One of a Kind.” Their father is J.D. Forde. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff

Ava Roberston, 4, left, and Colby Brewer, 6, try to draw customers to their Cousins Lemonade Stand in downtown Columbus on Saturday during Golden Triangle Lemonade Day. The pair offered lemonade, chips, nachos and Kool-Aid pickles. They said they participated, “so we can be rich.” Ava’s mother is Breana Webb. Colby’s mother is Cornisha Webb. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff

Braxton Stevens, 7, prepares lemonade for Jasmin Ruiz on Saturday at Fire Station Park in Starkville. His stand, Braxton’s Beach Barn, offered classic, pineapple and shark attack lemonade, as well as water and snacks. His ambitious goal to raise $300 would support his beach trip fund and well as provide toys for the dogs at the animal shelter. Stevens’ parents are Alayna Stevens and Dalton Kellum. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff

Kelsey Doyle, 8, and her mother Sarah Doyle prepare lemonade for Grayson and Teagan Satava, as well as their mother Emma Satava, in downtown Columbus on Saturday during Golden Triangle Lemonade Day, an initiative aimed at teaching youth about entrepreneurship and philanthropy. Kelsey’s stand offered lemonade, muffins and homegrown lemon cucumbers that “look like lemons but taste like cucumbers,” she said. She was raising money for summer camp. Zack Plair/Dispatch Staff