The person or family at the center should be treated as a whole human being, not reduced to a viral moment.
Trust & Care
People first. Stories second.
This page explains the care standards behind the Live to Love mission: nominations, dignity, donations, media requests, partnerships, and the public boundaries around helping people in need.
Public guide
The goal is simple: help people responsibly, keep the person at the center, and make the public paths easy to understand.
Principles
The work should feel useful, not exploitative.
A kindness story should not turn a person's hardest moment into a prop. These standards keep the focus on humanity, context, and practical help.
Public stories should be shared with care for permission, safety, and the details that help viewers understand the situation respectfully.
Fundraiser totals, partner names, impact examples, and media references should be stated simply and only when there is proof.
The strongest story is not only the surprise or the reveal. It is the support that helps someone move toward stability.
Nominations help identify possible stories, but submitting a nomination does not guarantee selection, filming, fundraising, or support.
If someone is in immediate danger or facing an emergency, contact local emergency services or a local crisis resource first.
Nominations
A nomination should help the team understand the person, not just the problem.
The public nomination form is the official path for sharing a story. The best nominations include clear context, safe follow-up information, and respect for the person's privacy and permission.
- Who the person is and what kind of help may be needed.
- Why the need is urgent or meaningful right now.
- Whether the person knows their story is being submitted.
- Safe public or private follow-up details, when appropriate.
- No private bank, login, Social Security, or identity information.
Donations
Support the Mission uses one public donation path.
Donations help make this mission possible by supporting future acts of kindness, outreach, travel, production, and the ongoing work of helping people in need.
The public Support the Mission donation link is donorbox.org/support-the-mission-946139.
Support can help with future acts of kindness, outreach, travel, production, and ongoing mission work.
Donations support the mission and are not tax-deductible unless otherwise stated.
Media and partners
Coverage and campaigns should protect the heart of the story.
The best media and brand conversations are clear about who is being helped, what is being shared, and why the story should be public.
- Media inquiries should route to josh@laasports.com.
- Brand and nonprofit inquiries should explain the purpose, timeline, budget, and intended real-world outcome.
- Campaigns should be built around trust, usefulness, and care for the person at the center.
Quick clarity
A few important boundaries.
Does a nomination guarantee help?
No. A nomination helps share a story for review, but not every submission can be selected.
Should I send private financial or identity information?
No. Do not send bank information, Social Security numbers, logins, private payment details, or sensitive identity documents through public forms or email.
Can brands or nonprofits sponsor mission work?
Yes, when the fit is thoughtful. Partnership inquiries should explain the purpose, the people involved, the offer, the timeline, and what success looks like beyond views.
Where should media questions go?
Media inquiries should be sent to josh@laasports.com.