CHESAPEAKE — Whipped cream pies were flying outside the Dairy Bell Saturday afternoon as Team Toni had a pie smashing fundraiser, which included Lawrence County Commissioner Freddie Hayes, the Fairland High School girls’ basketball coaches, family members and friends.

Team Toni is a non-profit organization that was started three years ago for former Chesapeake High School student Toni Black, who lost her battle with cancer. Team Toni has fundraisers and helps locals struggling with cancer by donating gift cards and Toni kits that include a Bible, prayer teddy bear, mints and a Toni bracelet.

Neil Johnson, one of the organizers of the pie fundraiser, said that he loves making a difference for Team Toni.

“I’m just a caring person that wants to help out and make people laugh,” he said. “The pie idea seemed perfect.”

Johnson is also known as the Team Toni “Tutu Boy” for wearing a tutu to represent Team Toni at 5K races after getting so many likes on Facebook.

“I’m involved in anything Team Toni, or I at least try to be,” Freddie Hayes said. “I think it’s a great cause and I’ll do anything they need me to.”