FRESNO, Calif. – The Fresno community is rallying around Debra Rush, the CEO and founder of Breaking the Chains, a local nonprofit dedicated to combating human trafficking. Tragically, Rush’s daughter, 20-year-old Kendra, was recently murdered in Los Angeles, leaving family and friends devastated.
The devastating news of Kendra’s death has sparked an outpouring of support for Rush and her family. A GoFundMe page has been set up to assist with funeral expenses, with donations exceeding $15,000 so far. The impact of Kendra’s untimely passing has reverberated throughout the community, highlighting the ongoing dangers of human trafficking.
Details surrounding Kendra’s tragic death have shaken those who knew her, with reports indicating that she was fatally shot on a street known for human trafficking activities in Los Angeles. The senseless violence that claimed Kendra’s life serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need to address and prevent such atrocities in society.
Throughout the years, Debra Rush has been a vocal advocate for victims of human trafficking, using her platform to raise awareness about the prevalence of modern-day slavery. Her tireless efforts to support survivors and empower them to rebuild their lives have not gone unnoticed, as she continues to champion the cause of combating human exploitation.
In the wake of this tragedy, the community stands united in solidarity with Debra Rush, offering comfort and support during this difficult time. The impact of Kendra’s legacy and the work of Breaking the Chains serve as a poignant reminder of the resilience and strength within the fight against human trafficking. As the family navigates this heartbreaking loss, their unwavering commitment to justice and advocacy remains steadfast.