Some Long Island Boy Scouts are raising money to honor a fellow member who was killed by a suspected drunk driver.

Andrew McMorris died in September after an alleged drunk driver ran into members of Troop 161 as they hiked along a Manorville road. The boys want to name a building at Baiting Hollow Scout Camp in Calverton for the fallen 12-year-old troop member.

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The 3,200-square-foot lodge will be able to house more than 40 Scouts when it's built. But the Scouts have to raise $100,000 to secure naming rights for the building.

Scouts say it's all about keeping McMorris' memory alive.

Donations can be made HERE.