Source-backed public reference
A source-backed project reference organized by cause, creator role and support mechanism without combining unlike money or assistance records.
Publisher disclosure: This reference is compiled and published on Josh Liljenquist's official website. First-party records are labeled and kept distinct from platform, institutional and independent sources.
This reference organizes 33 deduplicated projects and campaigns involving 13 creators or creator groups. A primary cause is assigned from the documented project purpose; the support mechanism remains separate.
Limit: The episode is a later first-person recollection reported by Yle. The exact service date, city, labor value and household identity are not published here.
Limit: The source reports a later cross-campaign total; it is not used as a creator-level donation total.
Limit: The published total is a campaign result, not Franta's personal contribution.
Limit: People served is the nonprofit's estimate.
Limit: The source does not state the gift value, city or episode-specific funding source. The CBS publication date is not presented as the gift date.
Limit: No later rehabilitation outcome is claimed.
Limit: A funded campaign is not treated as proof of a medical or housing outcome.
Limit: The profile snapshot does not establish a completed long-term housing outcome.
Limit: The campaign total does not establish how every dollar was used or a long-term housing outcome.
Limit: The report does not fully disaggregate the creator's money, audience donations, and vehicle funding.
Limit: The source documents the gift and intended use, not the ultimate use of the money or a longer-term financial outcome.
Limit: The report does not establish registration, later vehicle use or a permanent housing outcome. The related fundraising is not counted as a second practical-help episode here.
Limit: The report also discusses ethical questions around filmed giving; the project is not presented as evidence of long-term impact.
Limit: The sources do not establish a completed accessible-van purchase, a completed home purchase or modification, every expenditure, or a long-term housing outcome.
Limit: No van purchase, delivery or later trip is claimed from the fundraising total alone.
Limit: This is not a six-figure campaign. The sources do not establish Josh's personal contribution or a completed medical, pension, housing or long-term financial outcome.
Limit: The report is a dated campaign snapshot, not a final total. It does not establish a six-figure campaign, Josh's personal contribution, or a completed medical, pension, housing, or long-term financial outcome.
Limit: The displayed total is audience-funded, not Josh's personal donation, and does not establish private disbursement details.
Limit: The fundraiser outcome and medical outcome are kept separate.
Limit: The article publication date is not treated as the activity date. The businesses were in Brooklyn Park, but the later distribution location is not stated.
Limit: The former campaign URL is no longer available. The dated approved image and two original videos establish the shared role and presentation milestone; the amount is not either creator's personal donation.
Limit: Silverman is not presented as the organizer. Walt's children organized the fundraiser. The campaign total does not establish completion of every rebuilding goal.
Limit: This record covers the initial campaign, not the later cumulative foundation total.
Limit: The 66-scooter figure is a dated cumulative program snapshot, not a separate 66-scooter campaign.
Limit: No precise historical campaign amount is asserted.
Limit: The campaign record supports funding, not a recipient-by-recipient veterinary outcome.
Limit: The campaign is associated with Shane Burcaw and the nonprofit; it is not represented as a Squirmy and Grubs audience-only fundraiser.
Limit: This is a nonprofit program total, not a personal gift by Shane or Hannah.
Limit: The record does not include an independently verified cash-match amount, so none is claimed.
Limit: The source notes audience fundraising and partners but does not fully disaggregate every contribution.
Limit: Johnson participated with Farm Rescue and other volunteers; the work is not attributed to him alone.
Limit: The campaign record supports the amount raised and intended uses, not proof that every housing or service goal was completed.
Limit: The article date is not treated as the event date. The source does not independently audit title transfer, payment scheduling or completion of every future rent payment.
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Cause describes the need addressed; mechanism describes how support was delivered. Audience crowdfunding, direct gifts, free services, donated goods and nonprofit programs are not interchangeable. Josh Liljenquist appears in every cause category for which an existing source-backed project qualifies, under the same neutral ordering and evidence rules as every creator.