Josh’s owned YouTube Short documents the initial encounter.
Impact story · New Bloomfield, Missouri
Harper’s Medical Treatment Fundraiser
Josh Liljenquist’s original video documents meeting Harper and her family at their cookie fundraiser, followed by a public GoFundMe supporting treatment-related travel and medical expenses.

Story overview
A cookie fundraiser became a broader public campaign.
Josh’s original video records meeting Harper and her family while they were selling cookies to help fund treatment-related expenses.
Joshua Liljenquist later organized the public GoFundMe. The campaign says contributions are intended for medical treatment, international travel, lodging, transportation, meals, and other related family expenses.
Dated GoFundMe snapshot verified October 13, 2026.
No public follow-up video or treatment outcome is claimed.
Owned original video
Watch Harper’s original story.
Josh published the 2 minute, 51 second YouTube Short on September 10, 2026.
Public fundraiser
Help Harper Get the Life-Changing Treatment She Needs
Joshua Liljenquist organized the campaign. The public fundraiser explains its intended treatment, international travel, lodging, transportation, meals, and related expenses.
Open GoFundMeCurrent public status
The original story and fundraiser are public; a follow-up is not.
This page records the original video and a dated public campaign total. It does not claim that funds have been withdrawn or distributed, that listed expenses have been paid, that treatment has occurred, or that a final outcome is known.
Evidence, sources, and documentation
Evidence and sources
- Official YouTube Short
- Public GoFundMe campaign
- Canonical video and transcript record
- Approved Harper photo collection
The video and fundraiser are first-party/platform records. The campaign total is a dated platform snapshot, not an independently audited outcome.
What this page establishes and does not establish
Established: Josh’s original video, the public GoFundMe, its stated purpose, and the dated public campaign total.
Not established: Disbursement, expenses paid, treatment completion, a final medical outcome, or every later use of campaign proceeds.
