What are some summer jobs a 13 year-old could have?

Question

i already contacted my local paper and i am not old enough, i live with my grandparents so their is no one to babysit for out of their friends, i am not old enough to cut apricots, im desperate people! i need to make some money before school starts...help please

Answer 1

1. Dog walking
2. Mowing People's Lawns
3. Lemonade Stand
4. Helping People [like: cleaning, running errands, babysitting, petsitting.]
Make flyers and put them around your neighborhood.

Answer 2

— MOW LAWNS. What you will want to do is put your desparation to work for yourself. Most neighborly people want to help out someone of your age that shows the desire to do something. Go door to door and ask for the business. Offer to clean their garage, wash their car or mow thier lawn. The value of a dollar is different wtih each household so realize that you may do a quick job at one home and make $20 or $40 while the other home will give you $10 to do a job that takes twice as long. At your age do not be picky. Jump in there and do your best to do a good job. Next year this time will be easier if you do a good job.

Elderly people generally have small tasks to do. Be up front with your costs since most are on a budget. They are a little bit more set in their ways but will be the ones that call you back first if you do a good job. The idea is to do a good job.

Answer 3

well........If ya lived in the Arkansas area I would be more than happy to give you some jobs
#1. Wax/Clean my car
#2. Mow My lawn
#3.Clean my house
#4.babysit my dog while I'm away on business
basically be the caretaker of my property
I would handsomely pay you about $250 a week

In the mean time just put a add in the paper for a lawn mower boy, or you can also go to a local golf course and get a job as a caddy they make good money especially for youngster like yourself. Those old farts can really tip nicely just make sure to always start with a sir and end with a sir they like that it shows alot of respect.

Answer 4

Why don't you try selling yourself? What I mean by this is go around your neighborhood and find out what people need done around the home. Do a lawn, be a friend to an older person and visit them. Home cleaning, etc. Be creative. I know that there is something out there for you. Good Luck!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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http://LD.net/?a2zclassics
http://tinyurl.com/okzxb
http://www.treasuretrooper.com/110557
http://www.aatcm.com/a2zclassics
http://earnsoon.hometypers.hop.clickbank.net
http://earnsoon.richyrich.hop.clickbank.net
http://www.surfjunky.com/?r=earnsoon

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Answer 7

Go mow your neighbors yards. I pay someone 25 dollars to mow mine. Ask people in the neighborhood.

Answer 8

Recycle cans
do yardwork in neighborhood
I used to go ask the neighbors if I could sweep their walks/driveways, etc.

Answer 9

lemonade stand