Home Seven-Year-Old “Kidtrepreneur” Collects 28,000 Pounds of Food To Feed His Local Community By Red TricycleApril 24, 2017 Search more like this family-supportkid-friendlycheesecollectegyptcharityfoodreceivebakerymoneyfeedmatterstatebuy Read next Honoring Everyday Heroes This Halloween Most Americans Steal Their Kids’ Halloween Candy (& More Spooky Season Facts) Is Halloween Scaring Your Kids? Here’s How to Help Them Conquer Their Fear Want to Make Halloween Safe & Sweet? Think like a Kid The Ultimate Gift Guide for Little Scientists Photo: CW33 Entrepreneurial spirit can strike anyone, at any time, no matter their age. At just seven-years-old, first grader Kaden Newton already started his own charity organization, Mac & Cheese and Pancakes, which was founded nearly two months ago. Because of Kaden’s hunger to feed children in his community of North Texas, Mac & Cheese and Pancakes has collected well over 24,000 “kid-friendly” and “kid-approved” food items, like (you guessed it) Mac & Cheese. That’s nearly 28,000 pounds of food collected in two months time. He’s received items from Egypt, Puerto Rico and almost every state via his Amazon Wishlist. Companies such as Amazon and Kelloggs even gave generous donations to Kaden’s cause. Kaden was nationally awarded the 2017 KidTrepreneur of the Year Grand Prize sponsored by Barbara’s Bakery, with a grand prize, he won $10,000. When CW asked Kaden what he was going to with the money he said, “I would buy Kraft Mac & Cheese.” Nice! How does your family support your local community? Tell us in the comments below!