The sister of Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaii woman who was at the center of a Southern California missing persons investigation, posted an update to the family's GoFundMe page on Thursday offering refunds to people who donated.

On Dec. 11, 30-year-old Hannah Kobayashi's family issued a statement saying she had been "found safe" after a month of news coverage and concern.

Hannah Kobayashi “has been found safe,” her family said Wednesday, more than a week after police declared her voluntarily missing amid fears she may have been abducted. “We are incredibly relieved and grateful that Hannah has been found safe,

Kobayashi, 30, was last seen in Los Angeles in early November. Her family said they made contact with her and she was safe in Mexico.

"We are turning donations off, and any donor who would like a refund can submit a claim by December 18th, and it will be honored," her sister, Sydni Kobayashi, wrote in an update to the fundraiser on Thursday.

"We are all extremely relieved and glad that my sister is alive and seemingly okay, but we also have mixed and overwhelming feelings of exhaustion, devastation, and betrayal," her sister wrote on Facebook.

Hannah Kobayashi, the Maui woman who voluntarily went missing in Los Angeles before crossing the border into Mexico last month, “does not wish to return” to her family in Hawaii, her sister said. Sydni Kobayashi shared the news Thursday in a lengthy statement posted to Facebook.

Image via Instagram Hannah Kobayashi may be alive and well, but she really doesn't want to be found. The Hawaiian photographer revealed that she has no intention of returning home to Hawaii. Kobayashi ditched her flight to New York,

Hannah Kobayashi, the Hawaii woman who went missing after failing to make a connected cross-country flight last month, doesn't plan to return to her home state after being found safe earlier this week,

The family of Hannah Kobayashi is offering refunds to the hundreds of people who helped raise nearly $50,000 during their search effort.