Advocate
"Choose Your Own Adventure"
Advocates Educating Through Experience
The Liver Circle (TLC) thrives on its advocates. We believe everyone impacted by liver disease—patients, caregivers, or supporters—has a unique story.
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Yet many people struggle to find the right opportunities to share their experiences. TLC supports this community with resources and platforms for sharing their experiences and knowledge, helping educate the public and reduce stigma surrounding liver disease through personal narratives.
Which type of advocate are you?
The "Voice"
Storytelling & Education
PERFECT IF: You love to talk, write, or help others feel less alone through your story.
TLC provides this advocate the tools to turn their "why" into a "how." ​You’ll learn how to share your journey in a way that captures hearts and changes minds.​ This could include visiting patients through our TLC Live! program or sharing your experience with a local community group. The opportunities are endless.
Partnerships & Collaboration
PERFECT IF: You’re organized, tech-savvy, or have a knack for business and want to use those skills for good.
This advocate connects national foundations and local nonprofits with the patients and communities who need their resources. You may identify new organizations to collaborate with, represent TLC at community events, or help distribute partner-approved toolkits to patients and healthcare professionals.
The "Bridge Builder"
The "Community Catalyst"
Events & Awareness
PERFECT IF: You’re a “doer” who enjoys organizing events and bringing people together for a good cause.
This advocate helps make liver health part of everyday conversation through welcoming, accessible, and supportive events. You could host a “Couch Conversation,” help organize a Sober Tailgate at a major game, or lead an online healthy cooking class.
Growth & Stability
PERFECT IF: You enjoy building systems, organizing details, and helping a mission grow behind the scenes.
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This advocate helps TLC build a stable, professional foundation so our community can continue making an impact for years to come. You may help with web design, grant writing, sponsorship outreach, administrative systems, or measuring and communicating our reach.
