Update: Liz has found a low-income senior living facility near her dialysis center. She moves in the 1st week of May and will only need to sleep in her car 9 more days. Any help is greatly appreciated to help put down her deposit. God Bless!

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Elizabeth "Liz" Alexander is a 65-year-old dialysis patient who recently found herself unexpectedly homeless, along with her loyal dog, Coconut. Liz is facing a life-threatening situation: she has a new indwelling dialysis catheter in her chest and must undergo dialysis three times a week.

The harsh winters and scorching summers of California's Antelope Valley make homelessness especially dangerous for someone in her condition. Despite these challenges, Liz remains positive and grateful for every bit of help she receives.

Currently, Liz is staying in a hotel that offers her a safe place to rest and meals each day, while conveniently located near her dialysis treatment center. Her new nurse friends care for Coconut while Liz is in treatment. We do our best to support her with accommodations when we can, but our resources are limited. The funds raised here will help keep Liz and Coconut safely housed while we work together to navigate government programs and search for low-income senior apartments, which often have long waitlists.

Liz is at her most vulnerable, but she never stops smiling and expressing gratitude for the kindness shown to her. Our goal is to secure at least three months of safe housing for Liz and Coconut, giving her the time and stability she needs to find a more permanent solution. No amount is too small—every donation or share helps keep Liz and Coconut safe and brings us closer to our goal. Thank you for your kindness and support. God bless.