Jersey Proud: Manchester Township's 'Lemon Aid Kid' honored for raising money for charity
Police Chief Robert Dolan gave Dalton Sardo a Civilian Service award.
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Feb 24, 2023, 3:29 AM
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4h agoA youngster from Manchester Township in Ocean County who is known around town as the "Lemon Aid Kid" was honored Thursday.
Police Chief Robert Dolan gave Dalton Sardo a Civilian Service award.
Dalton is a bit of a local celebrity because of his popular lemonade stand.
Last summer, he raised money to support local first responders.
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Money went to the Popcorn Park Zoo, a young Barnegat girl with cancer and the larger charity of Alex's Lemon Aid Stand Foundation.
Manchester police piggy backed on his donations by giving $1,000 to childhood cancer research as well.
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