Josh Liljenquist, known publicly as Joshlilj, is a Minnesota-based digital creator, producer, and impact storyteller behind Live to Love. Read Josh’s official biography.
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Josh Liljenquist FAQ.
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About Josh
Identity, work, and the mission.
Core public facts, kept intentionally broad and current.
Yes. Josh Liljenquist, Joshlilj, Josh Lilj, and @joshlilj identify the same person. The official profiles page keeps the verified public accounts together. official profiles page.
Josh works as a digital creator, producer, and impact storyteller. He creates and produces kindness-focused videos, documents community-support projects, and works with brands and organizations on human-centered campaigns. Recipient-specific fundraiser money is separate from his creator income. Read Josh’s official biography.
Josh Liljenquist is 28 years old as of August 2026. He was born on December 29, 1997.
Josh attended Minnesota State University, Mankato, where he completed a communications degree in 2021. His About page also documents part of his Fairmont school and athletics history.
Yes. Josh Liljenquist is married to Ingrid Liljenquist. They were married on October 12, 2024. The official website keeps other family details intentionally limited.
No. Live to Love is the public mission behind Josh Liljenquist’s storytelling and community-support work. It is not a nonprofit or crowdfunding platform. When an individual fundraiser is created, it is a separate recipient-specific campaign with its own purpose, outcome, and documentation. Read the Trust & Care standards.
Josh describes Live to Love as carrying forward a family legacy of service, sacrifice, practical generosity, and consistently showing up for people. His personal Legacy of Service page explains the family and lived experiences behind the mission.
Joshliljenquist.com is Josh’s official website. The official profiles page links to his approved public social accounts and credits.
Helping people and fundraising
Selection, care, and public money paths.
Direct answers here; full methodology stays with the canonical guides and stories.
Potential stories are reviewed for clarity, fit, safety, timing, practical need, permission, and the ability to follow through responsibly. A nomination does not guarantee contact, support, fundraising, filming, or publication. See how nominations are reviewed.
A visitor submits the official nomination form with useful context and a safe follow-up path. Josh’s team may review the story, confirm permission and care needs, and follow up when appropriate. Read the Submission Guide before sharing details.
Permission, privacy, safety, and the wishes of the person involved are considered before identifiable stories become public. People should not be reduced to a difficult moment or asked to expose unnecessary sensitive information. Read the complete Trust & Care standards.
The people, needs, and underlying circumstances in recipient stories are real. Stories may be nominated, researched, scheduled, or coordinated, and a planned visit is not the same as a fabricated circumstance. Participants may repeat important factual explanations for clarity, but are not asked to invent facts or recreate emotional reactions, first meetings, surprise moments, or gift handoffs. Josh does not knowingly present undisclosed paid actors, employees, friends, or collaborators as recipients or random strangers. Read how the videos work.
Recipient-specific fundraising is separate from Josh’s creator income and general mission support. The applicable story and public campaign identify the person, family, or cause and the documented purpose. Because arrangements can vary, use the canonical story and fundraiser for the project-specific record.
There is no single flow for every project. Recipient-specific campaigns use the public fundraiser linked from the relevant story; general mission support uses the official Support route; dated figures and outcomes remain on canonical story pages and in the Impact Report.
Use Nominate to share a story through the official form. Use Support for general mission support, or follow the public fundraiser on a canonical Impact story when supporting a specific person, family, or cause.
Josh's creator-business income is separate from recipient-specific fundraising. Josh and his company do not take a percentage of recipient-specific fundraiser proceeds. Fundraiser paths vary by story, so the Fundraisers and Money page explains the documented distinctions. Fundraisers and Money page.
Josh has not publicly confirmed an exact net-worth figure. Estimates published by third-party websites are unofficial and may be inaccurate. His public professional work includes digital content creation, production, and partnerships, while recipient-specific fundraiser money is separate and should not be treated as personal income.
Work, media, and partnerships
Professional routes, without repeated pitches.
Each answer points to the established inquiry or press destination.
Yes. Josh considers brand, nonprofit, cause, community, event, and sponsored-storytelling work when the fit is useful, responsible, and human-centered. Explore Brands & Partnerships.
Start with the Partnerships page, which explains fit and what to include in a useful campaign brief. The primary inquiry path opens an email to Josh’s public professional contact.
Media can use the Media Inquiry action on the Media page or email Josh’s public professional contact. The Media page also keeps approved coverage and appearances visibly accessible.
The Media Kit contains the approved bio, public facts, audience context, interview topics, official photos, press assets, and professional contact paths. Open the Media Kit.
The official profiles page is the canonical directory for Joshlilj accounts and public credits. Use those links instead of relying on similarly named or third-party accounts. The LinkedIn profile linked from Josh’s official website is his current profile. An older LinkedIn account may still appear in search results, but it is not maintained and may contain outdated business or team information.
No. Josh previously co-owned Takeoff Media, but as of August 2026 he is no longer an owner of or affiliated with the business. Older profiles may still show that historical role.
As of August 2026, Josh’s current core team includes Ben Steine, his videographer and editor, and James Cowan Jr., who supports filming setup and nomination review. The current Team page is the authoritative source for staffing updates.
Public context
One answer. The complete record stays deeper.
Yes. Independent local reporting documents the Lotus Minneapolis meal story, and Josh’s canonical Impact stories document housing, recovery, transportation, and other community-support projects. The About page separates that work from the 2026 St. Paul allegation.
Yes. Josh has publicly said he was involved in a car accident and has discussed his recovery. The official website does not publish private medical or legal details, so unofficial summaries should not be treated as authoritative.
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