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WATCH: Sia Sidhu at only age 11 is an entrepreneur and a philanthropist and has been recognized by Surrey Board of Trade's Top 25 under 25 award winners

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 29 Aug, 2020 07:20 AM

WATCH: Go Sia Go! Sia Sidhu is truly a young wonder. At only 11 years old she has raised thousands of dollars for causes such as BC Children's Hospital Foundation through her popular Sia's Burger shack.

As one of the youngest recipients of Surrey Board of Trade Top 25 Under 25 Award she inspires even the adults with her community service.

Sia dreams of becoming a broadcaster or work in politics to bring meaningful change to our community or even why not become Prime Minister one

day!! The Surrey Board of Trade Awards night takes place Sept 10th. A huge congratulations to Sia.

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