After ten years of mobilization, ZEvent is bowing out. From September 4 to 6 in Montpellier, streamers, creators, and viewers gathered one last time for the charity event created by ZeratoR and Dach. And for this final edition, the counter went through the roof.
Over €32 million raised
After 50 hours of live streaming, the total reached €32,891,874, nearly double the amount raised in 2025. This record-breaking sum will support 22 charities, including the League Against Cancer, Action Against Hunger, Amnesty International, Secours Populaire, and the LPO.
Since its inception, ZEvent has raised nearly €91 million for the non-profit sector.
Communities showed up once again
This year, more than 300 streamers and internet personalities participated in the event, either on-site or remotely. Throughout the weekend, creators took on challenges, played games, and hosted activities to encourage their communities to boost the donation totals.
And small donations made all the difference: more than 1.7 million donations were recorded, with an average amount of around €10.
Some creators also saw their totals skyrocket. Mastu exceeded €5 million thanks in part to his "legendary raffle," while Domingo raised nearly €4.7 million.
Beyond community donations, several celebrities also took part. Bigflo and Oli donated €100,000, while Gims contributed €50,000 along with a platinum record.
Ten years later, ZEvent bows out
This final edition naturally had a special meaning for the creators who have been there from the start. Domingo, who has participated in ZEvent since its first edition, reflected on the journey: during the first event, he was 21 and €170,000 was raised. Ten years later, the total has surpassed €32 million.
A massive final edition for an event that became a staple of French streaming. ZEvent is coming to an end, but after ten years, it leaves behind a record and, above all, a movement that has left its mark on an entire generation of internet users.
