You Got This Wellness Fund
Supporting access to strength, capacity, and rebuilding
for people living with chronic illness, ostomy life, cancer recovery, or burnout.
The You Got This Wellness Fund exists to remove financial barriers to safe, supportive coaching for adults rebuilding strength and capacity in real-life bodies.
This is not a one-time campaign.
It is an ongoing access initiative.
About the Wellness Fund
The You Got This Wellness Fund was created to support people who are rebuilding with chronic illness — not waiting for it to be “over.”
Many adults living with chronic conditions, navigating cancer recovery, or experiencing long-term burnout are told to rest indefinitely or manage alone. When appropriate coaching programs do exist, access is often limited by cost, capacity, or safety concerns.
This fund exists to close that gap by providing sponsored access to structured, coaching-based support that prioritizes pacing, adaptability, and sustainability.
What the Fund Supports
The Wellness Fund provides full or partial sponsorships into Stuck to Strong, a 12-week, coaching-based program designed to support strength, energy, and daily capacity in a way that respects chronic illness and individual readiness.
Each $600 raised sponsors one participant for 12 weeks of program access.
Sponsored access includes:
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Adaptable strength and movement coaching
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Sustainable, non-restrictive nutrition support
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Capacity-building, pacing, and confidence coaching
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Live 1:1 coaching and live group support
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Structured quarterly cohorts
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A welcome start-up kit mailed directly to participants
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This is a coaching program, not medical care.
It is designed to work alongside — not replace — a participant’s healthcare team.
- How It Works -
1) Funds Create Access
Donations are used to sponsor participant access to the program.
2) Participants Apply
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
3) Selection & Cohorts
Participants are selected based on:
- readiness and commitment to participate
- financial need
Sponsored participants are enrolled into structured, quarterly cohorts to ensure appropriate pacing and support.
This structure protects both participants and the integrity of the fund.
Stewardship & Commitment
The Wellness Fund is stewarded by Jenn Moore, a certified Health Coach and Personal Trainer with over a decade of experience.
Jenn lives with multiple autoimmune conditions, has a permanent ostomy, and is a two-time cancer survivor. Both lived experience and professional training inform how this fund is managed and how support is delivered.
In addition to funds raised, Jenn personally commits to sponsoring one additional participant for every five participants funded, as capacity allows.
The fund is designed as a long-term, ongoing initiative.
For Sponsors &
Supporters
Supporting the Wellness Fund means supporting access, not outcomes.
You can participate by:
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Contributing financially (full or partial sponsorships)
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Partnering as an organization
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Contributing items for participant welcome kits
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Sharing the fund with aligned communities
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There is no pressure — participation is always optional and appreciated.
Transparency
The You Got This Wellness Fund is currently stewarded through an established coaching practice while work continues toward formal non-profit incorporation in British Columbia.
Donations are not tax-deductible at this time.
FAQ
What is the You Got This Wellness Fund?
The You Got This Wellness Fund provides sponsored access to a 12-week, coaching-based program for adults rebuilding strength and capacity while living with chronic illness — including ostomy life — as well as those navigating cancer recovery or burnout.
The fund exists to remove financial barriers and expand access to safe, structured, and supportive coaching.
What does sponsored access include?
Sponsored participants receive access to the Stuck to Strong coaching program, which includes:
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Live 1:1 coaching
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Live group coaching and support
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Adaptable strength and movement programming
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Sustainable, non-restrictive nutrition guidance
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Capacity-building, pacing, and confidence support
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Structured quarterly cohorts
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A welcome start-up kit mailed directly to participants
How much does it cost to sponsor a participant?
Each $600 raised sponsors one participant for 12 weeks in the Stuck to Strong coaching program. Sponsorships may be full or partial, depending on individual circumstances.
How are participants selected?
Participants are selected based on:
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Readiness and commitment to fully participate in the program, and
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Financial need
This order is intentional to ensure sponsored access is used safely, effectively, and responsibly.
Who is this program for?
The program is designed for adults who are:
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living with chronic illness (including ostomy life),
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navigating cancer recovery, or
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rebuilding after long-term burnout
Participants should feel ready to engage in a structured coaching program that works alongside their existing medical care.
Is this medical care or treatment?
No. This is a coaching-based program, not medical care.
The program does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is designed to work alongside a participant’s healthcare team — not replace it.
Is the Wellness Fund a registered charity?
Not at this time. The Wellness Fund is currently stewarded through an established coaching practice while work continues toward formal non-profit incorporation in British Columbia.
Are donations tax-deductible?
Donations are not tax-deductible at this time. Corporate partners may wish to consult their tax professionals regarding how contributions are classified.
Is this a one-time fundraiser or an ongoing initiative?
The You Got This Wellness Fund is a long-term, ongoing access initiative, not a one-time campaign.
Participants are supported through structured, quarterly cohorts as funding allows. As the fund grows, access grows.
Who stewards the Wellness Fund?
The fund is stewarded by Jenn Moore, a certified Health Coach and Personal Trainer with over a decade of experience.
Jenn lives with multiple autoimmune conditions, has a permanent ostomy, and is a two-time cancer survivor. Both lived experience and professional training inform how the fund is managed and how support is delivered.