Pavel Andreev

Pavel Andreev is a social entrepreneur, philanthropist, and the founder (CEO) of the global fundraising platform PavelAndreev.ORG.

• Published     2026-10-01
• Updated     2026-10-01
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September 2026 Sets a New Record: 446,063 Active Users from 162 Countries

September set a new monthly record for PavelAndreev.ORG. A total of 446,063 active users from 162 countries visited the platform in just one month - the highest result to date.

Applications to start campaigns came from 63 countries. During the month, 82 new campaigns were approved, while 285 applications did not pass the verification process. As of October 1, a total of 606 campaigns are active on PavelAndreev.ORG.

Bulgaria remains the platform's largest audience, while Germany, North Macedonia, the United Kingdom, and Greece were also among the countries with the highest numbers of active users in September.

Bulgaria: The Stories We Will Remember from September

One of the most powerful pieces of news this month came from Anthony's family. A total of 7,243 donors raised €253,474.90, and after a long period of treatment and a bone marrow transplant, his family shared the words thousands of people had been waiting for: “Anthony is cured!”

The response to Nevzet's campaign was also exceptionally fast. After losing movement and sensation in his legs within just a few days, he urgently needed treatment. A total of 403 donors raised €30,094.11 in less than 24 hours, securing the necessary funds.

Good news also came for Velizar, Deyan, and Kati. €25,700.48 was raised for Velizar's next operation, €18,948.12 for Deyan, while 4,241 donors secured €123,460.18 for 12 weeks of specialized rehabilitation for Kati.

For Paola, the necessary funds for her operation were secured and the campaign was completed. For Daniela, an even more eagerly awaited update arrived - her kidney transplant was successful.

The final day of the month also brought good news for little Maria. More than a year ago, 1,752 donors raised €56,002.93 for her treatment. Her follow-up MRI brought encouraging results, and her family shared another important milestone - Maria has now started to speak. The publication was among the final success stories published in the Newsroom in September.

North Macedonia: Support Reaches the Treatment

In Sanja's case, a payment of €5,530 was approved in September and transferred directly to the hospital for the necessary interventions and follow-up procedures. The campaign has now ended.

Goran's fight continues under much more difficult circumstances. In September, his family reported a sudden deterioration in his condition and admission to intensive care. A payment of €1,960 was also approved directly to the hospital so that his treatment could continue.

Serbia: Brankica's Treatment Brings Hope

An important update came from Brankica's campaign in September - the tumor had shrunk further. Chemotherapy continues, and immunotherapy has once again been included in her treatment.

At the time of the update, 305 donors had raised €8,536.13. The fight is not over, but the results bring renewed hope.

Romania and Moldova: Small Steps with Great Meaning

After months spent between hospitals, examinations, and treatment, Nicoleta returned to school in September. Her treatment continues, while her family searches for the most appropriate next step. As of the September update, 525 donors had raised €14,601.03 of the €33,450 needed.

Good news also came for 12-year-old Nikita, who is being treated for leukemia. His tests and puncture results are good, and chemotherapy is continuing as planned. A payment of €531.29 was also approved directly to the hospital through his campaign.

Russian-Speaking Community: When Time Is Critical

Among the most urgent Russian-language campaigns in September was that of 8-year-old Sasha, who suffers from severe daily epileptic seizures and needs brain surgery.

On September 12, his family reported that the medical offer was valid only until November, making the time available to secure the necessary funds increasingly limited.

PavelAndreev.ORG Continues to Develop

Work on the platform itself also continued throughout September.

In the Newsroom, we shared how we are developing PavelAndreev.ORG - through continuous work on security, speed, payment options, localization, and the way people create and manage their campaigns.

The new record makes this work even more important - the more people use the platform, the greater the responsibility to keep it stable, secure, and easy to use.

“A Bulgarian Can Help 1 Million People Around the World”

At the end of September, PavelAndreev.ORG founder Pavel Andreev appeared on Darik Radio as one of the people recognized in the “40 Under 40” initiative.

In his interview with Darik, he spoke about the development of the platform, trust as the foundation of giving, and the next major goal - for the model created in Bulgaria to help 1 million people around the world.

A New Record, but the Same Goal

This record matters because of the people behind it - because of the operations and rehabilitation programs that can now take place, the treatments that are showing results, and the funds reaching hospitals directly.

The numbers are growing and the community is getting bigger, but the core goal remains the same - to shorten the distance between the person who needs help and the person who is ready to help.