PROFRIENDS PRESENTS - SANTA’S LITTLE SURPRISES

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Santa’s workshop arcades situated at the center of Lancaster New City’s activity center.



LANCASTER NEW CITY, CAVITE – Lancaster New City is set to give a special treat for families living in the development during one of the Christmas light show schedules.  Tagged as “Santa’s Little Surprises,” Santa’s elves are set to come over to give away gifts to celebrate the true essence of Christmas: sharing love, peace, and happiness.



On December 19 and December 22, a Christmas song will signal the appearance of Santa’s elves as they come out from the Santa’s Workshop arcades and do a special performance for the crowd. This will be done as they usher kids to line up at the arcades. Children lined up at the arcades will then receive special gifts from the elves! These treats will be specially picked and chosen by Santa’s elves for the children to truly appreciate the meaning of sharing love, peace, and happiness.



The special gift giving with Santa’s elves and the homeowners of Lancaster New City is one of many ways PRO-FRIENDS delivers true happiness and care to residents of its developments. 




  SHARING THE SPARKLE

Christmas is just around the corner and this is the most awaited time of the year because whether you're naughty or nice, you received gifts.  Last Sunday, I witnessed how Lancaster share the sparkle. From the very accommodating staff, they show how much the kids and kids at heart appreciated by giving exciting gifts. Sharing you some photos taken during the gift-giving event.

 
First 600 homeowners that will register will receive a tag for a surprise gift.

Gifts overload!!! A surprising gifts awaits for the kiddos.
  
 
These little elves surprised the audience by a wonderful dance number.

What a huge smile. Lancaster staff is very enjoy distributing gifts for the kids.
 
 
Kids and kids at heart were both enjoy as you can see on their smile. To receive an exciting gifts is a happiness for every one who attends the gift-giving.






 
Lancaster New City, The Family-Friendly City

Metro Manila, December 2015 – PRO-FRIENDS delivers a complete community to families through its flagship project, Lancaster New City. In line with PRO-FRIENDS’ mission of creating communities that transform lives, Lancaster New City launches its new marketing campaign which celebrates our township development as the Family-Friendly City!
Lancaster New City is strengthening its position as a NEW CITY like no other... designed with families in mind to provide them with a one-of-a-kind living experience for them to become stronger and more connected. Being PRO-FRIENDS’ flagship project of more than 1,400 hectares, it is built with township features just within reach of the residents so they have more time to spend with one another.

For more information, visit facebook.com/LancasterNewCityOfficial or lancasternewcity.com.ph
Please watch this...



 




Lancaster New City is THE FAMILY-FRIENDLY CITY. It is PRO-FRIENDS’ flagship project that spans to more than 1,400 hectares, covering Imus, Kawit, and Gen. Trias. For more details on the Christmas Light Show and Lancaster New City, visit www.facebook.com/LancasterNewCityOfficial or www.lancasternewcity.com.ph



#ProFriendsDelivers              #TheFamilyFriendlyCity

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