BATON ROUGE - Turning lemons into lemonade alongside her father on Thursday was 10-year-old Amina Britton.

"It has lemons, sugar, and a lot of love," Britton said.

The fourth-grader will have a lot more lemons to squeeze, as she plans to sell 80 gallons of lemonade on Saturday, for a good cause. She is hoping to raise $10,000 for the families of Sgt. David Poirrier and Cpl. Scotty Canezaro, who died in a helicopter crash last month.

"It feels good to help people out. I like looking at their smiles, because I know they feel good knowing I helped, so it makes me feel good," Britton said.

Britton is confident she will be able to sell it all. In 2020 she sold the refreshing beverage, and raised $7,000 for the families of Lt. Glen Hutto and Cpl. Derrick Maglone. Both officers were shot while looking for a murder suspect. Hutto died on scene, while Maglone has since recovered and is still protecting his community.

"When I went to the people's houses, some cried, and because it was to support their husbands, it meant a lot to them," Britton said.

Britton's father, Cpl. Wallace Britton, has benefited from the same kindness. In 2013, the BRPD officer suffered from several serious injuries after being hit by a van while he was investigating a burglary at an apartment complex.

Soon after, the community stepped up and showed their support. Amina says she's happy she can do the same.

"I like seeing their smiles when I help out," Britton said.

You can find Amina at her lemonade stand on Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the Baton Rouge Police headquarters on Airline highway.