ZEvent is a charity event that brings together French-speaking streamers to collect donations for one or more associations. Created by Adrien Nougaret, aka ZeratoR, and Alexandre Dachary, also known as Dach, the first edition of this event took place in 2016, initially under the name of “Avengers Project”.
After a year of hiatus, the ZEvent was held in Montpellier over 3 days, from September 6 to 8, 2024, this time collecting again more than 10 million euros in donations to be distributed between five associations. This event highly anticipated by viewers was however accompanied by a controversy, the presence of certain streamers not being particularly desired…
ZEvent 2024
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This year, ZEvent was a bit different from previous years: about forty content creators gathered in Montpellier. About a hundred others were remotely present during the event. For the rest, everything went as usual. The different streamers all together broadcasted live content for over 50 hours!
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As explained on the page dedicated to ZEvent 2024: “ZEVENT is a charity project aimed at raising funds through streaming over three days. Created by Adrien Nougaret and Alexandre Dachary in 2016, it is divided into two parts: the event consists of a concert that serves as a kick-off and is followed by a streaming marathon on Twitch during which many specialized animators gather throughout the weekend. For more than 50 hours, the participants broadcast live content together and encourage viewers to mobilize to support a common cause.”
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More than 10 million euros distributed between 5 associations
In total, the event raised 10,145,881 euros in donations! This therefore raises more than 10 million euros for the 3rd consecutive edition. Indeed, the ZEvent had already raised no less than 10,064,480 euros in 2021 and 10,182,126 euros in 2022, which is still a record today.
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Ces 10,145,881 euros in donations will be distributed among five associations fighting against precariousness, including Bureaux du cœur, Chapitre 2, Cop1, Secours populaire and Solidarité paysans. The collection and transfer of these donations to the various associations is ensured by the Fondation de France, the leading philanthropy network in France for over 50 years.
Among the many donors are Léna Situations, who donated 20,000 euros, and Léon Marchand, who donated 4,500 euros. Noteworthy are the presence of streamers such as Baghera Jones, Ultia, Kameto, Antoine Daniel, Ponce, Samuel Étienne and Domingo at this event. The latter also received a donation of 4,500 euros on his stream from Antoine Griezmann!
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Like the other editions, ZEvent 2024 was highly anticipated by streamers and viewers. But let’s note that it opened this year against a backdrop of controversy. Indeed, many critics had emerged on the networks, particularly on X, deploring a lack of sorting among the streamers called for the event. The selection would thus have favored the number of subscribers and the audience at the expense of inappropriate remarks and problematic behavior of certain selected profiles. It remains to be seen whether the applications will be studied for the 9th edition…
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ZEvent 2024: A Charity Event that Sets Records and Spurs Controversy
ZEvent, a charity event that brings together French-speaking streamers to collect donations for various associations, has made a triumphant return after a year-long hiatus. The 2024 edition, held in Montpellier from September 6 to 8, raised an astonishing 10,145,881 euros in donations, surpassing the 10 million euro mark for the third consecutive year. This remarkable feat is a testament to the power of community and generosity.
A New Chapter for ZEvent
This year’s event was a bit different from previous years, with about forty content creators gathering in Montpellier and over a hundred others participating remotely. Despite the changes, the core spirit of ZEvent remained intact, with streamers broadcasting live content for over 50 hours to raise funds for a common cause [[3]]. As stated on the official ZEvent 2024 page, ”ZEVENT is a charity project aimed at raising funds through streaming over three days… For more than 50 hours, the participants broadcast live content together and encourage viewers to mobilize to support a common cause.” [[3]]
Controversy Surrounds the Event
While the event was highly anticipated by viewers, it was also accompanied by controversy. The presence of certain streamers was met with disapproval, sparking debates and discussions within the community. Despite these challenges, the event’s impact and reach remained unaffected, with donations pouring in from supporters worldwide.
A Look Back at ZEvent’s History
ZEvent was created in 2016 by Adrien Nougaret, aka ZeratoR, and Alexandre Dachary, aka Dach, under the initial name “Avengers Project.” Since its inception, the event has grown in popularity and scope, with each edition raising increasingly more funds for various associations. In 2021, ZEvent raised an impressive 10,064,480 euros, and in 2022, it broke its own record with 10,182,126 euros in donations.
Donations and Impact
The 10,145,881 euros raised during ZEvent 2024 will be distributed among five associations fighting against precariousness: Bureaux du cœur, Chapitre 2, Cop1, Secours populaire, and Solidarité paysans. The Fondation de France, a leading philanthropy network in France, will oversee the collection and transfer of these donations to the respective associations.
Notable Donors and Participants
Among the many donors, Léna Situations and Léon Marchand stood out, donating 20,000 euros and 4,500 euros, respectively. The event also saw the participation of popular streamers, including Baghera Jones, Ultia, Kameto, Antoine Daniel, Ponce, Samuel Étienne, and Domingo. The latter received a donation of 4,500 euros as well.
Conclusion
ZEvent 2024 has left an indelible mark on the charity event landscape, showcasing the power of community and generosity. Despite controversy, the event’s impact remains unparalleled, with a record-breaking 10,145,881 euros raised for five associations fighting against precariousness. As the event continues to grow and evolve, one thing is certain – ZEvent will remain a beacon of hope and kindness for years to come.
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ZEvent 2024: A Charity Event that Breaks Records and Brings People Together
ZEvent, a charity event created by Adrien Nougaret (aka ZeratoR) and Alexandre Dachary (aka Dach), has been bringing together French-speaking streamers to collect donations for various associations since 2016. After a year of hiatus, the 8th edition of ZEvent took place in Montpellier from September 6 to 8, 2024, and it was an unparalleled success.
A Unique Charity Event
ZEvent is a unique charity project that aims to raise funds through streaming over three days. The event consists of a concert that serves as a kick-off, followed by a streaming marathon on Twitch where many specialized animators gather throughout the weekend [2]. For more than 50 hours, the participants broadcast live content together and encourage viewers to mobilize to support a common cause.
ZEvent 2024: A Record-Breaking Edition
This year’s edition was a bit different from previous years, with about forty content creators gathering in Montpellier and around a hundred others participating remotely. Despite the controversy surrounding the presence of certain streamers, the event was a huge success, raising an astonishing 10,145,881 euros in donations [1]. This marks the third consecutive year that ZEvent has raised more than 10 million euros in donations.
Supporting Five Associations Fighting Against Precariousness
The 10,145,881 euros in donations will be distributed among five associations fighting against precariousness, including Bureaux du cœur, Chapitre 2, Cop1, Secours populaire, and Solidarité paysans. The collection and transfer of these donations to the various associations are ensured by the Fondation de France, the leading philanthropy network in France for over 50 years.
The Power of Community and Generosity
The success of ZEvent 2024 is a testament to the power of community and generosity. Among the many donors were Léna Situations, who donated 20,000 euros, and Léon Marchand, who donated 4,500 euros. The event also saw the presence of notable streamers such as Baghera Jones, Ultia, Kameto, Antoine Daniel, Ponce, Samuel Étienne, and Domingo, who received a donation of 4,500 euros on his stream from Antoine [3].
ZEvent 2024 was a groundbreaking charity event that brought together French-speaking streamers and their communities to raise funds for a great cause. The event’s success is a testament to the power of generosity and the impact that can be made when people come together to support a common goal.
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