Lenora Draper, 32, was shot and killed on April 26, 2014, in the West Pullman neighborhood of Chicago after returning from A Charitable Confection, a fundraiser for Project Orange Tree. She was sitting in her car outside her home when she was struck; reports say the shooting may have been a drive-by or part of a gang shootout.

Draper was a senior grants analyst for Chicago Public Schools, a Girl Scout leader, an active church member, and a volunteer for multiple sclerosis charities. Originally from Houston, she lived in Chicago with her husband, Jason, and had recently completed a master’s degree at DePaul University. Her family described her as caring and devoted to reducing violence, and they have urged local leaders to do more to address gun access and community safety.

Does anyone have information about the shooting or remember Lenora from her work or volunteer activities?