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November 23, 2008 Molly and Carly HoulahanPosted: 02:30 PM ET
Molly and Carly Houlahan started Hives for Lives to donate money to cancer charities.
I met Molly and Carly Houlahan at Service Nation in New York recently. Before they even told me their story, I could tell these were special girls. And their story only made them more so. When these sisters were 9 and 11, their grandfather died suddenly from throat cancer. It was devastating to them because he was so young. They wanted to do something not only to remember him, but to make sure others would not be stricken by cancer like he was. They started reminiscing about their grandfather's love for his bee hives and the harvest he completed ever year, when they realized they could sell honey and donate the procedes to charities that help fight cancer. They started Hives for Lives with 23 hives, selling raw honey at farmers markets, craft stores and Whole Foods. Five years later, they have donated more than $150,000 to cancer charities. Update: Watch the CNN.com Live interview Filed under: Entrepreneurs Under 20
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