Kid Everest: Serverius Sisters

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It all started in the fifth grade, when now-teenagers Ashley, Kayla, and Keagan Serevius were asked to come up with an idea that would change the world. They saw the potential in kid entrepreneurs, but were disturbed to find the difficulty in young entrepreneurs raising necessary startup funds. They took the issue into their own hands, and created Kid Everest, the world's first crowdfunding site safe and dedicated towards kids. Learn More: Website Instagram

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