Mumbai, January: International Advertising Association – India Chapter in association with Rotary Club District 3141 and Viviana Mall has launched a campaign – “Good Ol’ Fridays” encouraging youth to include their grandparents in their new year’s resolution to spend quality time doing various activities and creating memories to be cherished for a lifetime with their grandparents. On this occasion, Viviana Mall as part of their motto ‘celebrate everyday’, has taken the initiative to create various activities and programs where children and their grandparents can spend some time together and strengthen the bond between themselves. This initiative will run through the year with various activities and workshops each month.
Good Ol’ Fridays is an initiative to bridge the gap between grandparents and grandchildren and create happy moments by spending quality time with each other. The initiative encourages them to spend quality time with each other through thoughtful activities every Friday at Viviana Mall.
Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Rima Kirtikar, Chief Marketing Officer, Viviana Mall said, “As one of India’s leading malls we constantly look for events and activities that promote and foster healthy community engagement. As part of this we have already provided a senior citizens lounge where elderly shoppers can take a breather and avail of some of the facilities at this lounge which provides access to tablets for browsing, massage chairs and a reading library stocked with the latest magazines and novels. In addition we have electronic wheel chairs available at the mall. This initiative; Good Ol’ Fridays appealed to us as it fits into our vision of bringing families together to have the best possible experience whenever they visit us. We believe that the elderly are an integral part of our society and sometimes in the hum drum of life they get neglected by their families and especially the grandchildren. We believe that this initiative will help bring these together and create memories and remembrances for a lifetime.”