Chicago Bears Host The Coolest Lemonade Stand In Illinois

The Chicago Bears surprised their fan at training camp with a special lemonade stand.

The Chicago Bears' Old-School Lemonade Stand

As a kid, I always wanted to do a lemonade stand. Our house was in the perfect spot for it. We lived on the corner with quite a bit of traffic but not too much so customers could easily stop. Unfortunately, my mom wouldn't let me.

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I was talking to a friend the other day and the subject of lemonade stands got brought up. You don't see them very often anymore so when you do, it's a must to stop and buy some from the children. I appreciate their effort.

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The Chicago Bears are an old-school franchise. They like to do things differently than the rest of the league. Say what you will about them but they do take care of their fans and season ticket holders. The team isn't afraid to do special things for them.

This is a perfect example of the Bears giving their fans a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Early this week as people were making their way into training camp, there was an old-school lemonade stand set up by the entrance. The one was special.

Working the booth were George H. McCaskey (owner), Kevin Warren (president), Ryan Poles (general manager), along with former players Gary Fencik, and Anthony "Spice" Adams. The lemonade was free and the team was accepting donations for Bears Care.

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The fans were treated to autographs, photos, and conversations with those members of the organization. By the way, the drinks were provided by The Lovely Lemon out of Sycamore. That had to be the coolest lemonade stand ever in Illinois.