Photo Feature: Local youth sell lemonade, cookies for a cause

Published 12:05 am Saturday, July 25, 2015

Mae and Friends Lemonade and Cookie stand held its annual fundraiser for the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society Friday in front of the Natchez Convention Center. Front row, from left: Olivia Bowlin, Anabella Laird, John Walker Young and Caroline Guedon. Back row, from left: Taylor Baroni, Mae Holyoak and Addison Laird. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)

Mae and Friends Lemonade and Cookie stand held its annual fundraiser for the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society Friday in front of the Natchez Convention Center. Front row, from left: Olivia Bowlin, Anabella Laird, John Walker Young and Caroline Guedon. Back row, from left: Taylor Baroni, Mae Holyoak and Addison Laird. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)

Anabella Laird inspects a piece of “Pottery for Pets” pottery donated by artists at Natchez Clay. The pottery was not priced, so buyers could make donations to the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society in exchange for a piece of pottery during the Mae and Friends annual lemonade and cookie stand Friday. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)

Anabella Laird inspects a piece of “Pottery for Pets” pottery donated by artists at Natchez Clay. The pottery was not priced, so buyers could make donations to the Natchez-Adams County Humane Society in exchange for a piece of pottery during the Mae and Friends annual lemonade and cookie stand Friday. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)

The Mae and Friends Lemonade and Cookie Stand stands strong outside the Natchez Convention Center. The lemonade stand has raised more than $30,000 for the shelter since its first day of business. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)

The Mae and Friends Lemonade and Cookie Stand stands strong outside the Natchez Convention Center. The lemonade stand has raised more than $30,000 for the shelter since its first day of business. (Mary Kathryn Carpenter / Natchez Democrat)