A vigil was held for Aliayah Lunsford Wednesday night in Weston.
A few dozen community members gathered at the Eagles club in an effort to raise support for ongoing search efforts.
The group is calling itself "Aliayah's Army," and they say the community has to work together if it wants to find the missing girl.
"It's the community spirit that pulls together, and if we don't pull together, in a community, the very same child that tore them apart, we need to pull them back together, because we're never gonna be able to resolve this unless we pull together and work as a team, and be Aliayah's Army," said Rachel Jackson, National Director of PPP Recovery.
"The family is hurting bad. We need love, we need prayers, and we want this baby brought home," said volunteer Sherry Tomskyer.
The group will be searching for Aliayah again Thursday at 9:00 a.m. Anyone interested in joining should meet at the Eagles Club.
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