The article recounts the heartbreaking story of Cherno Ceesay, a 28-year-old Uber driver who was murdered on December 13, 2020. Originally from Gambia, Ceesay was known for his kindness and generosity, earning the affection of his family and friends. His untimely death left his family in a precarious financial situation, as he was their primary provider. In the wake of this tragedy, the Eastside community, particularly members of Plateaupians for Peace, mobilized to support Ceesay's family. Nancy Kaplan, vice president of P4P, expressed the community's obligation to stand by the family during their time of grief.

The organization helped the family establish a GoFundMe page to raise funds to alleviate their financial burden. This effort showcases the solidarity and compassion of the local community in the face of violence and loss. Ultimately, the story emphasizes the importance of community support in times of tragedy.