11-year-old who saved up money for a lemonade stand was scammed by a man who gave him fake $100 bill and asked for exact change

• A man bought a drink from the lemonade stand and asked for his money back.

• Jeremy was able to give the man change, but only after using his own allowance.

• He lost a lot of money, so his family set up a Go Fund Me to raise money.

A man bought a drink from the boy's lemonade stand with a fake $100 bill, but the boy didn't know it.

A man approached a boy with a fake $100 bill while he was setting up a lemonade stand to make extra money.

Jeremy could only give his own allowance as change after the man purchased a drink with a fake bill.

The $100 bill that Jeremy tried to buy at the gas station was not real, according to the police department.

The 11-year-old's lemonade stand was destroyed in a fire, and Amy and her family are trying to raise money to rebuild it.

At this writing, Jeremy's Go Fund Me has raised more than $9,000 and exceeded its original $250 goal.

"He is a hard working boy between his lemonade stand, which is so much more than just lemonade (If your ever craving cotton candy you know who to see), mowing neighbors yards and shoveling snow in the winter", according to the description on the website. He wants to own his own vending machine business one day.

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