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SM and McDonald’s Celebrate Family at the National Thank You Day

The month of November signifies gratitude as SM Supermalls and McDonald’s bring us awesome happenings for the entire family through SM McDonald’s Caravan in select SM Malls and the grand launch of the National Thank You Day.





Last November 11 at SM Megamall, the grand launch for the #NationalThankYouDay took place. This event centered around family bonding wherein kids together with their mom or dad have a blast. Fun and surprises through game booths and activities kept the kids and the young at hearts busy that day.






All weekends of November are for family bonding wherein families can spend time at selected SM Mall branches to enjoy an array of fun activities and games at the McDonald’s Caravan, as part of the National Thank You Day celebration.






At the SM McDonald’s Caravan, mall goers can enjoy booths like Slide N’ Climb, Card Making Central and Hugs N’ Kisses, among others. They can also sign up for McDonald’s Stripes Run, avail discounts in booking McCelebrations, and get amazing deals at the Toy Bazaar.



As a simple way to say thank you to customers, all McDonald’s stores located in 47 SM malls nationwide will give a free Sundae Cone for every purchase of a Happy Meal from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on November 23 to 26.



On top of the exclusive McDonald's treats, the Thanksgiving experience of SM shoppers will be made more meaningful with “Pinoy Thanksgiving at SM” feasts from November 20 to 26, Thanksgiving Parade from November 24 to 26 and a special Mass on #NationalThankYouDay on November 23 at select SM malls nationwide.




McDonald’s serves close to 68 million customers’ everyday in over 199 countries across the globe. As the number one quick-service restaurant in the world, McDonald’s has more than 33,000 restaurants worldwide, with over 550 branches in Philippines—several of which have found a home at SM Supermalls, the “Home of Global Brands.”




The #NationalThankYouDay McDonald’s Caravan has toured SM Megamall and SM City Fairview on November 11 to 12, and SM Southmall and SM Mall of Asia on November 18 to 19. It will culminate at the SM National Thank You Family Fun Day at SM Mall of Asia on November 26.



As part of SM’s month-long National Thanksgiving Day celebrations, the partnership with global fast food brand McDonald’s is set to treat customer with activities, treats and fun happenings for the families to spend time and create special moments together.


To know more about SM Supermalls’ campaigns and exclusive events please visit http://www.smsupermalls.com and follow SM’s official social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


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