Leon Worden of SCVTV contributed to this article.

Family and friends of Wyatt Savaikie came out to Santa Clarita Central Park Saturday evening for a candlelight vigil held for Wyatt, the 14-year-old boy who was killed Thursday at a Saugus intersection.

A fundraising website, a Go Fund Me page and a Meal Train page have been set up to help cover funeral expenses for Wyatt.

The website was set up by family friend Kevin Bonn, who says in a YouTube video that Wyatt was struck and killed by a 78-year-old man who ran a red light.

To donate to the website, click here.

The Go Fund Me page and the Meal Train page was set up by family friend for over 15 years, Tricia Guardado- Cascione.

“I have people who have never met the family donating and friends on vacation out of the country seeing we need help and taking time out if their vacation to donate,” said Guardado- Cascione.

Meal Train is a website that offers community members a chance to help provide meals to grieving families.

To donate to the Go Fund Me page, click here.

To donate to the Meal Train page, click here.

One can also donate through Chase bank. Anyone can go into any Santa Clarita Valley Chase branch and make a donation to the account “Wyatt Savaikie Donation Account.”

Checks can also be mailed to Chase bank at 26500 Bouquet Canyon Rd., Santa Clarita, CA 91350.

“May the man that killed my son find comfort in his family,” Wyatt’s mother, Teresa Savaikie, said in a post on SCVNews.com.

“He was beautiful,” she said of Wyatt. “We are so honored to have had the privilege of having him in our lives, as our Gentle Giant, our precious son.”

Wyatt is survived by his mother, Teresa; his father, Michael; and a 20-year-old sister and an 18-year-old brother.

He would have been a freshman at Valencia High School in the fall.