Financial Crisis and a Call for Mobilization
In a Facebook post, Boyka Zareva describes the severe financial situation of Ivelin Mihaylov, the Velichie party, and Historical Park ahead of the upcoming elections. Unlike other political actors with million-level budgets, this organization is preparing its campaign with minimal resources and relies on personal effort. The text brings together and presents all possible ways in which supporters can offer assistance at this moment.
Volunteering and Protection of the Vote
A key priority is ensuring fair elections. The organization is recruiting 26,000 people to serve as members of precinct election commissions and as election observers in all polling stations across the country. Volunteers can also sign up for mobile teams aimed at countering vote-buying. Supporters have the opportunity to become official members of the Velichie party through online registration. Activity on social media and the dissemination of information are identified as a key element of the effort.
Support Through Purchases and Services
The organization’s financial stability depends on the commercial activity of its supporters. The author calls for the purchase of children’s books, encyclopedias, wine, or souvenirs from the Historical Park website. Another option is buying publications from the Together publishing house or subscribing to the weekly financial and economic discussions hosted by Ivelin Mihaylov. Supporters can also order branded clothing such as T-shirts and hoodies from the party’s brand.
Causes and Direct Donations
The list of initiatives includes the restoration of the church in Sredno Selo through volunteer labor or donations to the Vazdigane Foundation. Citizens can join the Defenders cooperative or the Wonderful Bulgaria association to help revive tourism. The text promotes the concept of the “Economy of Resistance,” which aims to stop funding those described as the “destroyers of Bulgaria.” Specific bank accounts are provided for donations to the Velichie party, the Rodolyubtsi za Bulgaria organization, and the Svoboden Glas media outlet. The author also appeals for support for the vlogger Kiro Breyka on the Patreon platform.
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