9-year-old uses passion for baking to raise money for older people
A girl who loves to bake sells her treats to loved ones to fund another project: Supporting a nonprofit group that delivers food to older people. Share Updated: 12:24 PM EDT Mar 22, 2021 Troy Frisby
9-year-old uses passion for baking to raise money for older people
A girl who loves to bake sells her treats to loved ones to fund another project: Supporting a nonprofit group that delivers food to older people. Share Updated: 12:24 PM EDT Mar 22, 2021
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Show Transcript a nine year old baker in Kansas City, Missouri, is using her culinary skills to give back. There s a lot of people elderly that can t make yourself foods, so we are making these so we can donate money cookies for a little bit. Well, one good meal is the Food Delivery Nonprofit, where Emily Siddharth and her mom volunteer. We deliver at least once a week, usually multiple times a week. So we
KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) A little girl’s act of kindness over the weekend turned into a gift that just kept giving. By using her talents to help the elderly and shut-ins, she inspired others to pay it forward.
Emilee Suddarth, 9, of Lee’s Summit, knows her way around the kitchen. She loves to bake. She’s turned it into a little business, baking for friends and family. But it’s not about the profit. She uses the money to bake desserts for the elderly who rely on the nonprofit One Good Meal for food deliveries.
“There’s a lot of people, elderly, that can’t make themselves food so I, we are making these so we can donate money and cookies for One Good Meal,” Emilee said.