Social Media that drives
Social Good
Creating a fun and engaging way to make a difference, our social platform empowers users to support charities through the power of short-form video content.
“What we do for ourselves dies with us. What we do for others and the world remains and is immortal.” ―Albert Pike
What is Flixxaid?
A new Social Video App that drives awareness and funds for your favorite Cause or Charity!
Flixxaid is a new social video sharing app similar to TikTok, where each video serves as a mini social fundraiser for a charity or cause you are passionate about. Furthermore, 75% ad revenue is also directed to participating charities.
And yes, the app is free to use for both users and participating charities!
Why another social media platform? Here are 5 reasons.
Whether you donate or not… you support charities by simply using the app!
While viewing posts, users can traditionally click to donate directly to the post’s charity and Flixxaid charges no fees for donations.
Users can also support by donate their attention to ads on Flixxaid, and Flixxaid donates 75% of all ad revenue it earns to participating charities.
Social media ad spending is projected to be over $110B this year. Imagine if even a fraction of this is redirected to charities and nonprofits through apps like Flixxaid! Using Flixxaid helps charities, plain and simple.
Participants can share videos from In-Person or Virtual Fundraising Events!
Flixxaid allows participants of virtual events to safely connect the donate button for their video posts to personal or team fundraising pages. Allowing participants to share their experience before, during and after the event with their supporters through video messages. Read more here on how to Host a Virtual Fundraising Event with Flixxaid.
Engage GenZ and Helps Students Earn Community Service Hours!
Preparing, editing and posting a video on Flixxaid in support of a nonprofit offers users to receive a volunteer receipt for their efforts. This receipt may be used towards community service requirements, such as the 40 hours required for your Ontario Secondary School Diploma. Learn more.
