SAFRA and its partner merchants made Mother’s Day weekend for NSmen and their families memorable with a number of celebratory events.
It was the weekend to thank the women who brought us into the world.
With Mother’s Day taking place on Sunday, 13 May, all six SAFRA clubs and valued partner merchants did their part with various celebratory events and promotions the entire weekend.
At SAFRA Jurong, filial children honoured each mother with a stalk of carnation and signed her up for a heart-pumping Zumba session, before pampering her with a spa session, courtesy of Masego Spa, for the first 50 SAFRA Dependent members.
Bu hikaye NSman dergisinin July - August 2018 sayısından alınmıştır.
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