You Got This Wellness Fund
Supporting access to strength, capacity, and rebuilding
for people living with chronic illness, ostomy life, cancer recovery, or burnout.​
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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.
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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.”
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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.
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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.
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Each $600 raised sponsors one participant for 12 weeks of program access.
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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.
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2) Participants Apply
Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
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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.
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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.
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In addition to funds raised, Jenn personally commits to sponsoring one additional participant for every five participants funded, as capacity allows.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.