Live to Love · Impact

Thirteen stories. Real people. Documented outcomes.

Browse the complete public archive of support connected to Josh Liljenquist’s Live to Love mission. Each card opens one canonical story with its video, evidence, photographs, and follow-through.

$1.7M+ documented support
13 public stories
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Aggregate support and story count as of July 19, 2026.

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Josh Liljenquist, ItsSozer, Sheena and Baby Joseph with documented fundraiser support

Housing · Family

Sheena and Baby Joseph

$600,000+ raised

Support helped a young mother and her son move from homelessness toward safety, stability, and a home.

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Josh Liljenquist standing with Chuck during the veteran housing story

Veteran housing

Chuck and Heidi

$300,000+ raised

Public support helped an 88-year-old veteran move off the streets and into a condo.

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Josh Liljenquist and Azeza with documented support for Azeza and Gigi

Care · Family

Azeza and Gigi

$600,000+ raised

Support reduced pressure around care, bills, housing costs, and stability for a mother and son.

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Josh Liljenquist with Natasha and Keegan during their transportation-support story

Transportation · Care

Keegan’s Safe Van Fundraiser

$78,000+ raised

Support helped Keegan and Natasha move toward safer transportation for appointments and daily life.

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Josh Liljenquist and James Cowan Jr. with documented housing support

Housing

James’ Stable Housing Fundraiser

Nearly $50,000 raised

Support helped James and Chelsie move toward stable housing and long-term security.

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Josh Liljenquist with Shirley during her community-support story

Stability · Housing

Help Shirley Find Stability and Peace

$56,273 raised

Support helped an elderly widow with housing stability, basic needs, and peace of mind.

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Josh Liljenquist with Eileen and her son outside their fire-damaged home

Emergency recovery

Eileen’s House Fire Recovery

$43,275 documented

Support helped a family respond to urgent needs after a devastating house fire and loss.

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Josh Liljenquist with former firefighter Tom and a family member

First responder · Family

Tom the Injured Firefighter

$25,000+ raised

Support helped an injured firefighter’s family with medical needs, lost income, and housing stability.

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Josh Liljenquist and Xavier beside a vehicle presented through community support

Transportation · Family

Xavier’s Car Fundraiser

$22,000+ raised

Support helped Xavier with transportation, rent, and a more stable footing for his family.

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Josh Liljenquist and artist Peace beside a Madison Square Garden painting

Opportunity

Madison Square Garden Painting

$15,200 sale

Audience visibility helped a New York artist turn one painting into a documented sale.

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Josh Liljenquist with Katie during a Minnesota family-support fundraiser

Burial support · Family

Katie and a Minnesota Family

$10,267 raised

Community support helped with burial expenses, transportation pressure, and family hardship.

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Lamondo Crowder receiving housing support from Josh Liljenquist

Veteran housing

Lamondo Crowder Housing Support

$10,000 presented

Support helped an Army veteran and former combat medic move toward safe housing after disaster.

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Josh Liljenquist embracing Aaron during a recovery milestone follow-up

Recovery

Aaron’s Recovery Story

100+ days sober

Treatment, encouragement, and continued friendship helped Aaron reach a major recovery milestone.

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