Taco Shop Gives 4-Year-Old Cancer Patient the Keys to the Kitchen
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It seems like entrepreneurial chefs are making their debuts at younger and younger ages these days.
On Wednesday, 4-year-old Eden Brewer took over Memphis, Tenn., restaurant Babalu, transforming it into “Eden’s Taco Shop,” reports WMCAction News. The pop up was for a good cause: a dollar for every taco purchased went towards the young chef’s treatment for leukemia.
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Getting hands on in Babalu’s kitchen was the perfect way for culinary-minded Eden to raise money. She even crafted her own specialty taco for the event.
Eden was diagnosed with leukemia last year. Her family is currently trying to raise $5,000 as Eden undergoes weekly treatments at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
In addition to raising money through Eden’s Taco Shop, the Brewers are crowdfunding using the humanitarian-centric site YouCaring. If you want to support Eden and her family, check out their campaign.
It seems like entrepreneurial chefs are making their debuts at younger and younger ages these days.
On Wednesday, 4-year-old Eden Brewer took over Memphis, Tenn., restaurant Babalu, transforming it into “Eden’s Taco Shop,” reports WMCAction News. The pop up was for a good cause: a dollar for every taco purchased went towards the young chef’s treatment for leukemia.
Related: Will This Decision Force Franchises to Reconsider Their Business Models?
Getting hands on in Babalu’s kitchen was the perfect way for culinary-minded Eden to raise money. She even crafted her own specialty taco for the event.
Eden was diagnosed with leukemia last year. Her family is currently trying to raise $5,000 as Eden undergoes weekly treatments at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
In addition to raising money through Eden’s Taco Shop, the Brewers are crowdfunding using the humanitarian-centric site YouCaring. If you want to support Eden and her family, check out their campaign.
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