Source-backed public reference
A source-backed directory of creators with documented GoFundMe campaigns benefiting identifiable people or families, with roles, evidence and limitations.
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 edition includes Jimmy Darts, Josh Liljenquist, Kalina Silverman, Samuel Wiedenhofer, SB Mowing, Zachery Dereniowski. Inclusion requires a documented GoFundMe role connected to an identifiable person or family—not platform recognition alone.
GoFundMe's creator page features Jimmy Darts and describes his fundraiser activity.
Limit: The platform's inspired-to-help figure is a GoFundMe profile metric, not a donation total or unique audience count.
GoFundMe lists Joshua Liljenquist in its creator program and uses the term Impact Creator for creators using their audiences for fundraising and social impact.
Limit: Campaign totals are audience-funded. Recognition is a platform program designation, not independent journalism or a universal credential.
GoFundMe features Silverman and describes fundraising connected to Big Talk conversations.
Limit: The Walt Butler campaign was family-organized; Silverman's documented role is amplification, not organizer.
GoFundMe lists Samuel Weidenhofer on its creator page; the retained Sheena record credits ItsSozer and Josh with opening the fundraiser.
Limit: The former campaign URL is unavailable; the historical inclusion relies on dated approved first-party source records and original public videos.
The public GoFundMe identifies SB Mowing's organizer role for Beth's accessibility campaign.
Limit: A funded campaign is not proof that every accessibility outcome was completed.
The public GoFundMe identifies Dereniowski as organizer for Donald Sawyer and his son Joseph.
Limit: The campaign total is audience-funded and does not establish the creator's personal contribution.
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GoFundMe uses the term Impact Creator for creators whose content centers on giving, generosity and social impact. This page treats that as the platform's program language—not a license, certification, universal occupation or independent award.
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