Last Saturday, freshman Dana Housley from Etiwanda, California, was playing for her Cal Thunder 14U club team when she collapsed during an at-bat from a brain aneurysm.

Since that time, she’s been hospitalized and, initially, it was thought that if she hadn’t shown any brain activity by Monday morning she would be removed off of life support.

The good news is that as of today she is still on life support although one source close to the situation tells us “there hasn’t been any improvement and we are supposed to be updated by Dana’s father tonight.”

Valerie Van Kirk LeVier, who runs the Cal Thunder organization, told us earlier about Dana, “She is so beautiful and such a fighter. Her family needs your prayers and donations. Please find it in your heart to assist in ANY way possible. Cal Thunder thanks everyone who has prayed, tweeted or shared in this experience by representing Dana’s love and passion for her sport.”

The response inside and outside the softball community has been unbelievable.

“Channel 7 (the Los Angeles ABC station) says they’ve never seen anything like it,” our source said.

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Here are just a few examples of the worldwide support Dana is receiving—from financial donations to well-wishes and prayers:

* A GoFundMe account was set up initially for a goal of $10K. Within hours, that total was surpassed and the goal was reset at $25K.

Within a day that too was reached and as of Wednesday at 4 pm EST the total was close to $56,000 with 1,291 people making donations in two days. The GoFundMe.com page has been shared 29K times.

* One tweet, the one below stating “It happened doing something she absolutely loved” has been retweeted 15,598 times.

it happened doing something she absolutely loved. #PrayForDana 🙏🏻💓 pic.twitter.com/FkcI1ajfgI

— Typical Girl (@SoDamnTrue) May 26, 2015

* Softball legend Jennie Finch, who has 148K followers, posted on her Twitter the following and received over 1,100 retweets:

Praying for Dana- a So Cal softball player that suffered a brain aneurysm during her game Sat. #PrayForDana http://t.co/9dFmSehV5L

— Jennie Finch (@JennieFinch) May 25, 2015

* Even talk show host Ellen DeGeneres got involved and posted the following tweet which has been retweeted almost 2,800 times:

Guys make this go viral and #PrayForDana pic.twitter.com/eW6lL7LTfT

— Ellen DeGeneres (@EllenReaction) May 26, 2015

* And players and teams all over the country are honoring Dana by wearing ribbons with her No. 21 inscribed while some teams are pausing before playoff games to pay tribute:

RT: @SGVNSports: San Dimas-Edgewood moment of silence for Etiwanda freshman softball player Dana Housley #prayfordana pic.twitter.com/ocOaNZKd18

— IE Sports Net (@IESportsNet) May 26, 2015

* Here’s an ABCNews.com article on Dana’s medical condition and details around it.

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Below are the links and hashtags to learn more about the reaction and support for Dana. We’ll continue to update as we learn of her situation.

Facebook (click on link)

Twitter (click on link)

#PrayforDana

#DanasMiracle

#CalThunder