women all over the country. in michigan, 15-year-old laila wallace and her bakery, laila's cool pops. five workers and the customers coming in. >> here you go. >> hi, david. >> laila, mom and grandma all together. >> our wish for this year is health and wellness for everyone. >> thank you. >> and laila is giving, too. she's now donated more than 3,000 in sales to help her community during this time. >> i give back to the community because some of us aren't as fortunate as another. i'm so proud that my products are made locally and in america. >> and there's authenticity 50, a bedding and home goods company. from the cotton to the weaving of the fabric, the final cut and sew, all of it done here in america. the cotton from california, yarn spun in georgia, the sheets are cut and sewn in south carolina. the buttons from connecticut, packaging in illinois. >> hey, david. >> and the cofounders, husband and wife jimmy and steph mcdonald, on what's changed since we first met them here. >> this year is different, because we're reminded why made