Lemon Aides in Action
In the News
Texas Jewish Post | November 2023
17 girls from the Lemon Aide Society, a local leadership and service learning club for young women, came together and created a letter writing campaign for soldiers in the IDF.
NTX Giving Day: Lemon Aide Society inspires the next generation of female leaders
Dallas Doing Good | September 2023
* Lemon Aide Society is honored to be 1 of only 15 organizations selected to be highlighted.
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