Ways to Give · Recovery & Access

Support Someone’s Healing

There’s the healing someone needs. And there’s the bank balance that decides whether they get it.

The Invitation

Closing the gap between healing and the bank balance

Since 2018, closing that gap has been the whole reason The Love Trumpet exists.

We set out to build a worldwide network and digital platform that integrates awareness into education, unites healing communities across the globe, and, over time, establishes holistic healing centres that treat a person as one whole system: body, mind, emotion, energy, and spirit together, instead of a list of unrelated symptoms.

Before any of that is possible, there’s a simpler truth we run into every single day.

I’ve sat across from people who did everything right. They showed up. They stayed open. They wanted to heal. And the thing standing between them and their recovery had nothing to do with their willingness. It was the cost. Savings spent on treatments that never touched the root cause. A body asking for care that a bank account couldn’t answer. That’s not a failure of will. It’s a failure of access. And access is something we can actually fix, together.

This is why we’re inviting our community into a donation-backed fund.

When you contribute to The Love Trumpet, you’re removing an economic wall between a real person and the care they need.

Avo Garboushian
Founder, The Love Trumpet
Where Your Generosity Lands

Two ways your gift helps

Recovery and Access, Right Now

This fund goes directly to people rebuilding their life after illness has cost them their life savings and their livelihood. It subsidizes or fully covers the support they need to get back on their feet.

Sponsor a Healing Journey

This fund supports the healing journey of someone who has exhausted all means and can’t afford the services that will help them get the healing they need. It will make availability to the services that will help someone deal with the root cause of their disease.

Currently Supporting

Richard Hurl (Waterloo, Ontario)

Help Richard Recover from a debilitating Infection

Help Richard heal, rebuild, and care for his family

Right now, one member of our community needs help of his own and we’re raising $12,000 to get him there.

Richard has spent much of his life on the other side of this, offering healing, guidance, and support to others. Since January, he’s been living with a severe and painful condition called hidradenitis suppurativa, requiring ongoing treatment, surgery, and nursing care, on top of other personal losses he’s chosen to keep private. Months without steady work have used up his savings, and what he needs now to support himself and his four children is simple but essential: a stable place to live and room to heal.

Support Richard’s Recovery →

This GoFundMe is run independently — The Love Trumpet does not manage or hold these funds.

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Choose how to give

Goes toward people rebuilding after illness has cost them their savings and livelihood, and toward expanding our reach so more people can be met with care.
Want to sponsor a specific healing journey? Reply to us and we’ll talk through what a custom sponsorship could look like.
Richard’s GoFundMe is run independently. The Love Trumpet does not manage or hold those funds.

Personal gifts, not tax-deductible. No tax receipt will be issued. Details below

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A note on transparency

The Love Trumpet is not currently a registered charity. Contributions made today are personal gifts, not tax-deductible donations, and no tax receipt will be issued. Funds are used as described above to support client access. Registered charitable status, once established, will apply going forward, not retroactively.

Is my gift tax-deductible?

No. Contributions made today are personal gifts, not tax-deductible donations, and no tax receipt will be issued. Registered charitable status, once established, will apply going forward, not retroactively.

Where does my gift go?

Two places: recovery and access for people rebuilding after illness has cost them their savings and livelihood, and the healing journeys of people who have exhausted all means and can’t afford the services they need.

Can I sponsor someone directly?

Yes. Contact us and we’ll talk through what a custom sponsorship could look like.