In memory of Nora Yesenia Villanueva Campanor

Her voice didn't end.
It became an anthem.

A nonprofit carrying Nora's story into real reform, raised in her honor for the two children she loved most.

"We started this to clear her name. It grew into something bigger: making sure what happened to Nora can't happen to someone else."

Clearing her name

The record, set right

Nora's story has been covered by the Los Angeles Times and Inside Edition. We're working with reporters, a family attorney, and the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office to make sure the full account of what happened to Nora is on the public record, not just a headline.

Reform, not just remembrance

Changing what comes next

We're partnering with California State Senator Susan Rubio on SB 871, which would bring GPS monitoring to restraining order enforcement. A protective order on paper should mean protection in practice. That's the standard we're working toward.

Policy partnership

Standing behind SB 871

What the bill does

SB 871, authored by California State Senator Susan Rubio, would require GPS monitoring for certain restraining order violations, closing the gap between a protective order being issued and it actually being enforced.

Why it's personal

A restraining order meant to protect Nora existed on paper. Enforcement is where it broke down. Nora's Anthem is working directly with Senator Rubio's office to build the public case for SB 871 and push it through the legislature.

Nora Yesenia Villanueva Campanor

Devoted mother · Died August 4, 2024

Nora was a mother first. Her two children are being raised by their aunt Jazmin and her husband Angel, who started Nora's Anthem to carry her memory forward and make sure her name opens doors for other families instead of closing them.

In the news

Nora's story, as it's been told

LA Times

Restraining orders investigation

September 16, 2026 · Connor Sheets & Gabrielle LaMarr LeMee → LA Times

Follow-up coverage

September 21, 2026 → Inside Edition

National segment on Nora's case

Interviewed September 21, 2026 · Air date pending

Have a correction or a lead for a reporter? Reach the family through the contact details below.

Support Nora's children

Two ways to help, for now

While Nora's Anthem's 501(c)(3) status is pending with the IRS, gifts to the children go through a separate GoFundMe campaign. Once our tax-exempt status is approved, donations made directly to the foundation will be tax-deductible.

Give on GoFundMe

Nora's Anthem filed Articles of Incorporation with the State of California on September 29, 2026, and is awaiting approval before applying for federal 501(c)(3) status. GoFundMe gifts are not tax-deductible; foundation gifts will be once approval comes through.

Who's behind this

Family, friends, and advocates

Araceli Jazmin Villanueva Campanor

President

Nora's sister. Speaks publicly to who Nora was, and now raises Nora's two children alongside Angel.

Angel Pulido

Secretary

Leads the organization's reform and policy work, including the partnership on SB 871.

Lanetta "Lynn" Quiana Gardner

Board Member, Programs & Advocacy

An advocate who worked directly with Nora and was quoted in the LA Times coverage. Leads fundraising and program work on the board.

A Treasurer and additional board members are still being confirmed. Check back soon.

info@noras-anthem.org

Her voice didn't end.It became an anthem.