PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — An exhibit that featured photographs of tattoos people got to remember those killed in a 2003 nightclub fire has raised $20,000 for efforts to build a permanent memorial at the site of the fire.

Paula McLaughlin organized the exhibit. Her brother and sister-in-law, Michael and Sandy Hoogasian (hoo-GAY'-zhan), were among the 100 people killed in the fire.

She says on Tuesday that the exhibit, which was called Station Ink and ran Friday through Sunday, raised $20,000 for the Station Fire Memorial Foundation.

The group is working to build a memorial at the fire site and says it must raise more than $1 million to build and maintain it. It’s also planning a comedy show as a major fundraiser on March 8.