Easygang's gathering. They donated the most to Cancer Fighters

The action was organized by Patryk “Łatwogang” Garkowski. The YouTuber has been continuously broadcasting since April 17 entitled: “I listen to 9 days of cancer diss to help children from the Cancer Fighters Foundation.”
Easygang's gathering. These companies supported the campaign the most
The whole thing was started by rapper Bedoes 2115 and Maja Mecan, who recorded a joint song “Ciągle tu się” (diss na cancer). The girl is a ward of the Cancer Fighters foundation. After the song's premiere, Łagang proposed a challenge – his charity broadcast will last as many seconds as the number of likes the video receives on TikTok.
Check: Easygang's gathering. We know how much was collected for the final campaign
In total, Łagang broadcasts for nine days. During the event, the biggest Polish stars appeared on camera, including athletes, musicians and influencers. Initially, Dzieńgang hoped that he would be able to collect PLN 500,000 in this way. zloty. Ultimately, the amount is over PLN 182 million and the amount is still growing.
Some companies got involved in the campaign and supported the collection with large donations. Until 5 p.m. on Sunday, this is what the top of these entities look like:
- Zen.com (PLN 2.55 million)
- Tymbark (2.51 million)
- Budimex (2.50 million)
- Viking's kitchen (PLN 1.87 million)
- NieZwykłe Publishing House (PLN 1.3 million)
- Apart (1 million)
- XTB (1 million)
- Neboa (1 million)
- Eveline Cosmetics (1 million).
Easygang's gathering. Definitely positive reception
The report of the European Analytical Collective Res Futura published on Sunday shows that in the context of online fundraising, the dominant narrative is about a “historical record” and “the destruction of the system by the Polish Internet”. 97 percent comments have a positive sentiment, and 3 percent — critical or neutral.
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Res Futura points out that “on the assessment axes the picture is so clear that it is rarely seen in Polish discourse.” 96 percent Internet users expressed support for the influencer Łaganga, and 4 percent expressed criticism. 18 percent commenting on the collection took up the narrative about “charity washing” and tax optimization of influencers. 82 percent denies the moral attack on the participants of the collection.




