A Santa Rosa boy remained hospitalized with critical injuries, after he was hit by a vehicle while walking to school.
Organizers of the fundraising effort wrote, "Our community is struggling to understand how our innocent young 13-year-old neighbor, while on his way to school was hit by a motorist," and said that the page was set up to help the Pearson family "not only financially but spiritually."
On Monday, organizers wrote, "We are thrilled to share that Atticus is responding to personal parental touch and voice. The first 72 hours are critical for head injuries of the severity that Atticus has sustained." As of Tuesday afternoon, the GoFundMe had raised more than $29K to help Atticus on his road to recovery. And that support, the teen's mother said, was deeply appreciated and felt.
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