Amy Hillyard, a 52-year-old mother of two and co-owner of Farley’s coffee shop in in San Francisco, remains missing nearly three months after her disappearance, as private investigators hired by her family renew efforts to find her. The search has intensified after weeks without major breakthroughs, prompting investigators and supporters to issue fresh public appeals. Hillyard was last seen near her Oakland home in March. Her disappearance has drawn significant attention across the community, with family, friends, volunteers, and law enforcement continuing to search for answers. Amy was last seen on March 25 while walking her dog near the 500 block of Radnor Road in Oakland. According to witness accounts, she was wearing a tan-colored top and matching pants when she disappeared. As the search continues, support from friends, local residents, and people following her story has helped raise significant funds through a GoFundMe campaign. Nearly $57000 has been generated through the campaign till date. Nearly $57,000 has been raised through the campaign so far. According to an update shared on BringAmyHome.com, the contributions have enabled Hillyard’s family to bring in a private investigative team, which is working to uncover new leads and identify crucial information that could help locate her.Investigators are urging residents and property owners in the area where she was last seen to review and provide any surveillance footage recorded after 2 PM on Wednesday, March 25, in hopes of uncovering new leads in the case."With 100% certainty, I believe there is a piece of surveillance that contains a clue," said Steve Fischer of Search Investigations, LLC. "Amy’s friends and volunteers have done a remarkable job building maps, going door-to-door, searching park trails. We are using the information they gathered to launch a more focused search to discover where Amy went after she disappeared from her home." "Using drones, tracing the steps she might have taken, visiting with homeowners and building owners, the investigators are leaving no stone unturned…. IF there is a video that includes people, please upload it HERE. And IF there is video but there is no activity at all, please let investigators know that too HERE," Search Investigations, LLC added.In May, Hillyard’s family increased the reward from $10,000 to $25,000 for credible information that could help lead to her safe return. She is described as standing 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing around 120 pounds, and having blonde hair and hazel eyes.Investigators are specifically seeking surveillance footage, including Ring camera recordings, from areas surrounding Cleveland Heights, the Park Boulevard corridor, the MacArthur Boulevard vicinity, Trestle Glen, and Crocker Highlands as they continue efforts to gather potential evidence and identify new leads in the case.In a statement provided to KRON4 on April 22, Oakland police said investigators had found no evidence pointing to foul play in Amy Hillyard’s disappearance and had no significant updates to announce at the time."At present, there is no evidence of abduction, kidnapping, or any other crime associated with her disappearance," said the Oakland Police Department. "The case remains a Missing Person At Risk."