Raleigh Teen’s Glenwood Ave. Cookie Stand Aids Needy

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Reggie Sanders, a Raleigh teenager, has started a booming cookie business called ‘Lil Reggie Cookies’ to raise money for the homeless. The now 18-year-old entrepreneur has had an LLC since he was 15, thanks to his parents, and secured a commercial kitchen to prepare his products. Sanders’ business has attracted a lot of interest, and he is currently working in partnership with The Dankery Restaurant’s owner and founder, Ian Burris.

Raleigh Teen’s Cookie Business Helping the Homeless

Reggie Sanders, a Raleigh teen, is experiencing a surge in his business. “It’s been amazing. I’m trying to respond to everyone that’s contacting me,” he said.

Reggie’s love for baking began when he joined his father in providing food for the homeless. As he got older, he launched ‘Lil Reggie Cookies’ to raise funds for the homeless.

The 18-year-old entrepreneur, who has held an LLC since age 15 and operates from a commercial kitchen, owes his progress to networking. This led to a partnership with Ian Burris, owner of The Dankery Restaurant.

“His hard work will pay off,” Burris said confidently.

Reggie hopes this partnership will lead to more opportunities. “I am amazed at how Ian’s customers are coming to me for dessert and my customers are going to him,” he stated.

Reggie developed his recipes with the help of his parents. His cookie stand is presently located on Glenwood Ave. and Willard Place. You can check his Instagram page for his operating hours.

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