REDONDO BEACH >> St. James Catholic Church, along with the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, has created a fundraiser to help the families of the victims of Redondo Beach’s deadly crash this week.

Donations will help pay the funeral costs of the three adults and one child killed in the Dec. 17 collision, which also injured several others as they were leaving a Christmas concert at Redondo Beach’s St. James Catholic Church.

“We’ve received emails, letters and faxes from around the world,” St. James Monsignor Michael Meyers said at a vigil for the victims Friday night. “We were especially concerned of any scamming or anything fraudulent because often in these situations … people take advantage.”

Those who want to donate can visit the church’s website, www.stjamesparish.org, click on “Fundraiser Information” and enter their credit card information in the form at the bottom of the page.

Condolences also can be sent to St. James Catholic Church, Attn: Msgr. Michael Meyers, 415 Vincent St., Redondo Beach, CA 90277.

Martha Gaza, 36, and her 6-year-old son, Samuel, as well as Mary Ann Wilson, 81, and Saeko Matsumura, 87, were killed in the collision. Maria Quast, John Fasano and Glenn, Angela and Maggie Gaza — Martha Gaza’s husband and daughters — also were injured.

The driver, Margo Julie Bronstein, 56, of Redondo Beach, pleaded not guilty Friday to four counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and one count of driving under the influence causing bodily injury.

Police said Bronstein is suspected of being high on prescription drugs when she struck about a dozen pedestrians in a crosswalk Wednesday evening at Pacific Coast Highway and Vincent Street.

For more information about the victims fund, call 213-637-7672 or email info@la-archdiocese.org.