Source-backed public reference
Campaign-level research on creator-involved crowdfunding for individuals and families with a documented dated amount of at least US$100,000.
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.
These 8 campaign records each document at least US$100,000 at a dated snapshot or presentation milestone. The unit is a campaign, so a creator can appear more than once when separate campaigns independently qualify.
Urgent brain-cancer treatment costs and housing stability while the family faced eviction.
Limit: The campaign total does not establish how every dollar was used or a completed long-term medical or housing outcome. The live total can change.
Care-related expenses, household bills, accessibility needs and housing pressure during a serious medical crisis.
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.
A safer accessible vehicle and mobility-related family needs.
Limit: No van purchase, delivery or later trip is claimed from the fundraising total alone.
Safe housing, moving costs, food, transportation and basic necessities.
Limit: The displayed total is audience-funded, not Josh's personal donation, and does not establish private disbursement details.
Immediate warmth and safe housing, followed by longer-term stability support.
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.
Temporary housing, essential belongings, rebuilding and vehicle replacement after the Eaton fire.
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.
Home accessibility work, ongoing yard maintenance and other practical needs described in the campaign.
Limit: The campaign total is not treated as a personal donation by SB Mowing or proof that every proposed repair or accessibility improvement was completed.
Housing, food, clothing and services described for Donald and Joseph.
Limit: The campaign record supports the amount raised and intended uses, not proof that every housing or service goal was completed.
No campaigns match those controls.
Amounts are dated public campaign observations or a dated presentation milestone. They are not rankings of generosity, creator donations, verified beneficiary disbursements or proof that every intended outcome occurred. The Sheena record is explicitly historical because the former campaign URL is no longer available.