Two Little Words, Thank You

“Thank you for being a friend,” words we’ve heard over and over again, thanks to the Golden Girls theme song. These two little words hold so much meaning.

When Was the Last Time You Said Thank You?

It probably wasn’t that long ago, and you might not even remember. That’s how often we use this little phrase. Whether you’re buying a coffee, at work, or at the post office, we use these words so often. Is there a way to use this little phrase to create an even more significant impact?

The power of "Thank You" has the ability to bring people together — from the person thanking to the person receiving the thanks.

Plus, don't we all want to be acknowledged for something good!

There is no better time to say Thank You.

Easily bring everyone together to make an unforgettable Thank You video — for Free!

Express your appreciation with a Thank You video.

For the month of January and February, you can say “Thank You” for Free with VidDay! Start yours today.

Feeling Good

You know the feeling of being appreciated and someone thanking you. Think of the time you’re at work and your boss thanks you for a job well done or when you’ve helped someone out, and they’ve thanked you. It must have made you feel so good and positive about that experience.

Positive energy generates feeling good — and feeling good makes people happier. Expressing your gratitude towards others sends positivity into the universe. Saying thank you spreads happiness, and there is nothing wrong with that.

So let’s take a moment to thank the people that are doing good in the world, our communities, and in our lives.

Let’s start giving a big Thank You with a video montage.

Words Have Power — Express Your Thanks

We believe the little things add up to big things, whether you contribute a video message for a friend's video or give it to a charity.

These small acts of kindness have an unmeasurable ripple effect — for years to come.

That’s why we believe so much in giving back to not only the community but back to people like you. Whether you’re sending a Get Well video or sending a giant Thank You video tribute!

2020 was a wild ride, and many people helped us get through it.

Say Thank You To...

• Essential Works

• Healthcare Works

• First Responders

• Community Leaders

• Volunteers, and many more

These words will have an everlasting impact on them and their families. It will help them keep moving forward and stay motivated to do what they are doing!

Whether it’s you and your family or everyone from your community saying Thank You. Get your local school involved in thanking people — whether they are thanking essential store works, mail carriers, or healthcare workers.

Have them express gratitude towards the essential workers!

How to Say Thank You with VidDay

Starting a Thank You Video with VidDay is quick. All you need to do is click here to answer a few questions, create an account, and an Event Page will be set up for you.

Here is Where the Magic Happens!

On your Event Page, you’ll be able to choose from various themes and music, plus add in text cards — to give your personal touch.

Start spreading positivity today! Encourage your friends, family, and community members to join you on the Thank You video tribute. Get everyone to express their gratitude to those who’ve helped during 2020.

It was amazing to see everyone come together to make a big Thank You video for healthcare workers! U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist put a call out to people in the Tampa Bay area to submit their videos to thank the Pinellas healthcare workers and first responders. During the holiday season, it was an incredible initiative to show some gratitude towards the frontline workers.

Learn more about sharing your VidDay here.

We love seeing people’s reactions, send us a video clip of their reactions to reactions@vidday.com — it's what we love the most about our job!

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