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Katelynn Hardee is a 5-year-old student at an elementary school in Vista, California, collected enough money to pay off the negative lunch balances of 123 students at her school.

Katelynn’s next goal is to raise enough money to pay off not only all the negative lunch balances at Breeze Hill, but the “thousands of negative accounts” at schools in the Vista Unified School District, Hardee said. https://t.co/XOu5mkWOff

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Katelynn Hardee, a kindergartner at Breeze Hill Elementary School, overheard a parent say she was having difficulty paying for an after school program.

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“She started asking me a lot of questions and I just tried to explain that sometimes people are not so lucky and that we should try to be kind and give when we can,” Karina Hardee, Katelynn’s mother, told CNN.
So Katelynn decided to set up a stand on December 8 and spent Sunday selling hot chocolate, cider and cookies. Katelynn and her mother donated the $ 80 raised, which was used to pay the negative balances of more than 100 students in their elementary school.

Katelynn Hardee Goal

5-year-old Katelynn Hardee set up a cocoa-and-cookies stand, and soon decided the money she made would be used to pay off the lunch debt of 123 students in her San Diego County school district. https://t.co/VuxIvnWx24

— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 14, 2019

Katelynn’s next goal is to raise enough money to pay not only all the negative lunch balances at Breeze Hill but also the “thousands of negative bills” at Vista Unified School District schools, Hardee said.
To help with his new mission, which he calls #KikisKindnessProject, other students and Breeze Hill staff will organize hot chocolate and baked goods stand on Saturday to raise more money to pay for negative school lunch bills.
After all bills have been paid throughout the district, Katelynn will use the money raised to help support the school programs that will be eliminated due to budget cuts.
“It’s about kindness. Especially in this holiday season, and with everything that is happening in the world, we just need a little more kindness,” Hardee said.