What Our Girls Have Accomplished Since 2020

Infographic showing the impact of community service: $31,000 raised for organizations, 4,500 hours of service, supported 60 agencies, and completed 400 projects.

Lemon Aides in Action

Featured Story

Meet Avery Bloom! Now entering the 8th grade, Avery has been involved in Lemon Aide Society since it first started in 2020. She researched and developed healthy snack recipes for our after-school program, and she raised money to create and distribute cookbooks to donate to the girls in the program. Her drive and desire to help others is inspiring!

Two young girls are participating in a classroom activity, with one girl reaching out to stick a pink sticky note onto a presentation board with purple background and graphics; the other girl holds the board.

What are our Lemon Aides doing?

Macy Gutow is a Teen Mentor for one of our 5th grade groups. Two years ago, she created a new Lemon Aide Society program, Gaga’s Butterflies, in honor of her grandmother. She has been leading her younger Lemon Aides in this program in partnership with The Legacy Senior Communities.

Group of young girls talking and playing outdoors in a park, with trees and a playground in the background.

Sophia Meyers is a 12th grade Lemon Aide and a Teen Mentor for one of our 5th grade groups. She started her journey as a Lemon Aide in 2020, and has grown through our program into a confident leader who is now mentoring her younger peers in Lemon Aide Society.

In Her Own Words

Hear from our Lemon Aide community! Check out what our director, mentors, parents, and Lemon Aides have to say about what Lemon Aide Society means to them and the impact our organization is having on the community.

Hear from our Director on the Advocacy in Motion podcast!

Lemon Aides in the Media

Lemon Aides in the News

Macy Gutow carries on grandmother’s legacy

Texas Jewish Post | June 2025

“The Legacy Midtown Park continues to foster intergenerational engagement through initiatives like “Gaga’s Butterflies” — a monthly program led by local teen Macy Gutow in memory of her late grandmother.” Read More

NTX Giving Day: Lemon Aide Society inspires the next generation of female leaders

Dallas Doing Good | September 2023

“A group of girls from Dallas is learning to transform life’s lemons into lemonade while having fun through leadership, service, and self-empowerment.” Read More

Camp Lemon Aide has innovative season

Texas Jewish Post | September 2022

“Camp Lemon Aide, a camp run through the Lemon Aide Society, is everything a great summer day camp should be with the added twist of daily service projects that are meaningful, empowering and fun.” Read More

Lemon Aide Society and Youth Success

Texas Jewish Post Featured by Dwell with Dignity | May 2022

“Lemon Aides have raised more than $14,000 for organizations, created art kits for the residents of CHAI, collected pallets of food and run a lemonade stand raising $300 for North Dallas Shared Ministries, held a bake sale raising over $500 for the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, painted and planted flowerpots for The Legacy Willow Bend residents and prepared more than 600 STEM kits for the children of Family Gateway.” Read More

Quenching thirst for mitzvot and leadership

Texas Jewish Post | December 2020

“Teaching young ladies about empowerment has empowered me along the way,” said Weinstein. With 29 years of experience leading gymnastics programs and supporting athletes, she knew she wasn’t done with the next generation. “I’ve always taught my girls to have self-esteem, confidence and how to speak up for themselves and for others. Those lessons are important for all of their lives.” Read More

Camp Lemonade quenches summer thirst for fun

Texas Jewish Post | June 2020

“When life gives you a summer without camp, make Camp Lemonade. That’s what Julia Cruz and Debbie Weinstein have created for girls in grades 3 to 6. It’s a four-hour weekday camp via Zoom, with an all-volunteer staff and all proceeds going to charitable organizations.” Read More

Agencies Served

  • Logo for The Legacy Senior Communities with red and black text.
  • McDonald's logo with two hands shaking and a heart above, and the slogan 'Keeping families close' below.
  • East Lake Pet Ophanage logo with a silhouette of a dog and a cat inside an orange house shape, and the words "East Lake Pet Ophanage" next to it.
  • Family Gateway logo with purple circular design and text 'Empowering children & families affected by homelessness'.
  • Visiting Nurse Association logo featuring icons of a heart, a medical cross, and a fork, with the text 'Visiting Nurse Association, Meals on Wheels, Hospice & Palliative Care'.
  • A black-and-white logo with the words 'HOPE SUPPLY CO.' and 'EST. 1989', featuring a bear's face in the center.
  • Gennes Women's Shelter and Support logo with pink house outline and heart, gray and pink text.
  • Logo of Austin Street Center with stylized building and tree icon above the name.
  • Logo for Friendship Circle of Dallas featuring three stylized figures forming a circle above the text 'Friendship Circle of Dallas'.
  • Illustration of an open door with a Windows logo on the windowpane, casting a yellow shadow.
  • Logo for Operation Gratitude with a star, stripes, and patriotic colors.
  • Logo for Operation Kindness featuring a silhouette of a cat and dog inside a red circle with bold black text beneath.
  • North Dallas Shared Ministries logo with stylized waves and the words 'Life - Health - Education'.
  • Logo of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum with text in black and red.
  • Children's Health logo featuring a red balloon integrated into the text.
  • VogelAlcove logo with a blue bird illustration and text.
  • Logo of After 8 to Educate featuring a stylized house merged with an open book in blue, with an orange sun rising behind the house and the text 'After 8 to Educate' in blue and orange.
  • Logo with a stylized American flag and a paw print, featuring the words 'Patriot Paws Service Dogs'.
  • Logo for The Bridge Homeless Recovery Center with a stylized bridge and red arc.
  • A purple house with a pink heart and the text 'Viola's House' with a pink heart
  • Logo for Hope Cottage with a colorful abstract symbol and the text "Hope Cottage" above the tagline "Loving Families Grow Here."
  • Logo with a globe surrounded by colorful human figures holding hands, and the text 'Empowering the Masses' with the slogan 'One Person at a Time'.
  • ADL logo with the tagline "Fighting Hate for Good"
  • Temple Shalom logo with stylized deer head and text
  • Logo of CHA, Community Homes for Adults, Inc., featuring a stylized house with a figure and the text 'CHA' and 'COMMUNITY HOMES FOR ADULTS, INC.'
  • Logo of Annie's Place in purple and lavender text.
  • Red heart with a white house shape inside and the words 'City House' underneath.
  • Text that reads 'SPEC OPTICS' in bold purple letters.
  • Logo for the Community Assistance Center featuring the words 'cac' in large letters and a stylized tree with hearts for leaves.
  • Logo with a stylized horse and rider silhouette, text 'Horses in the House' and 'Humane Horse Home'
  • Logo for The Crayon Initiative with colorful crayon marks above the text
  • Illustration of two children with one handing a bowl of food to the other, accompanied by text that reads "Feed My Starving Children."
  • Logo featuring two green paw prints above a cityscape silhouette with the text 'PAWS in the City,' 'Forever Rescued,' and 'EST. 2005'.
  • Furkids Rescue, Shelters, Sanctuary logo with a dog and cat silhouette.
  • Logo for MUTTS Canine Cantina featuring a yellow dog bone with a dog silhouette, and the text 'MUTTS' in large gray letters and 'Canine Cantina' in smaller yellow script.
  • Line drawing of various buildings with the words 'Dwell with Dignity' underneath.
  • Logo for community partners of audis, with multicolored interconnected circles and the text 'Healing for abused children starts here'.
  • Logo for Jubilee Park featuring a green house-like shape with three white circles and looped lines inside, and the words "Jubilee Park" below in gray text.
  • Lifeline Animal Project logo with a dog and cat silhouette.
  • North Texas Food Bank logo with an orange wheat symbol and green text.
  • Mosaic Family Services logo featuring a geometric mosaic pattern and text.
  • Colorful mosaic of abstract, stylized leaf designs in a grid pattern with various colors including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.
  • Logo for The Magdalen House with a stylized green tree and the text "The Magdalen House - A Recovery Community for Alcoholism".
  • Greenpeace Dallas logo with a stylized tree, water waves, and text.
  • Logo for Dallas Life featuring a stylized hand with a moon and star symbol, with the text "Dallas Life" and the tagline "New Life for the Homeless."
  • Logo of the National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Dallas chapter, featuring the abbreviation NCJW with the full name and location.
  • A large green stylized letter 'Q' with the word 'ourcalling' written underneath it.
  • Black and white logo for Hunger Busters with a stylized image of a food truck, slogan 'Feeding Kids, Fueling Futures'.
  • Logo for Buckner Shoes for Orphan Souls featuring a blue and white angel halo and the tagline 'Hope shines here'.
  • Logo of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency with a blue and white color scheme.
  • Sign promoting Solidarity Sandy Springs community event with a red background, white text, and a blue and white striped awning at the top.
  • Logo of Jewish Community Services of South Florida, featuring a blue Star of David and the organization name in blue text.
  • Logo for The Sandwich Project featuring an orange sketch of a sandwich above the text.
  • Logo of Berman Commons Assisted Living & Memory Care with green and black abstract leaf design and text indicating Jewish HomeLife
  • Logo for Miami Rescue Mission Broward Outreach Centers with a circular emblem featuring a stylized person and the message 'On the caring place, no one is homeless'.
  • Logo of Miami Kosher Food Bank depicting a red hand holding a heart with a green leaf, and text below reading 'Miami Kosher Food Bank'.
  • Icon of a house with a heart shape inside, containing a family of three, and the text Nicholas House below.
  • Logo of Miami Jewish Health featuring a colorful diamond shape above the text.
  • Logo for Malachi's Storehouse with a stylized wheat sheaf and the slogan 'everyone is welcome. everyone is valued. everyone is fed.'
  • Friendship Circle Miami logo featuring a circular design with stylized figures and the text 'Friendship Circle Miami'.
  • Juliette Fowler Communities logo featuring a stylized green floral design and blue text.