Keep Families Together During Critical Times

Imagine the stress of having a loved one critically ill in the hospital. Now imagine not having a safe, affordable place to stay while supporting them. This is the reality for many families who come to our local hospitals from the Eastern Coachella Valley, Imperial Valley, High Desert, Baja California, and beyond.

At Hanson House Foundation, we provide affordable or no-cost lodging to families of critically ill patients. Our mission is simple but life-changing: ensuring families can stay close to their loved ones when they are needed most.

Why Your Support Matters

No one plans for trauma or medical emergencies. For families traveling more than 15 miles, the costs of transportation, gas, and lodging can be overwhelming. Some of the families we serve are unable to afford even our already reduced rates. Sadly, this means some families resort to sleeping in their cars or hospital lobbies, adding unnecessary stress during an already difficult time.

Studies show that patients recover better and faster when surrounded by family. Your donation directly contributes to:

• Keeping families together in their time of need.
• Providing a safe, comfortable place to stay for families who might otherwise sleep in cars or waiting rooms.
• Easing the financial burden so families can focus on healing, not costs.

How You Can Help

We can’t do this without you. Join our mission today and:

• Donate $5, $10, $20, or more.
• Become a monthly supporter to ensure families are cared for year-round.

Your Impact

Your generosity means:

• A child can sleep peacefully knowing their parent is nearby.
• A spouse doesn’t have to choose between being at the hospital and affording gas for the week.
• A family is spared the added trauma of homelessness during a medical crisis.

Together, We Can Make a Difference

Experience the joy of knowing you’ve provided comfort, safety, and hope for a family in crisis. Donate today and help us ensure no family sleeps in their car or hospital lobby due to financial hardship.