Blown Away is how organizers of the Keaisha Chambers lemonade stand fund raiser are describing Wednesday's big event.

Family members of the 11-year-old can't believe the communities generosity throughout the day.

Wednesday in College Station teachers, parents and kindergarten students sold lemonade, raffled off items and collected money to help defray some of the expenses for Keaisha's medical treatments.

Chambers has cancer. The College Station fifth grader was diagnosed with Ewing Tumors in April, a type of cancer that starts in the bones or nearby soft tissue. Between chemo-therapy treatments and trips back and forth to Scott and White in Temple, the costs have added up.

Organizers of the fund raiser say donations are still coming in. They've set up an account for Keaisha Chambers at Prosperity Bank. If you would like to donate, you can call or stop by any Prosperity Bank in the area.

For more information on what Ewing Tumors are, click here.