
This Heritage Day, Goldfields Mall is excited to launch a heartwarming campaign that reflects the essence of South Africa’s resilience, optimism, and joy. We are asking a question that encourages reflection and positivity:
“Where do most people find the inspiration and motivation to rise above everyday challenges and discover genuine, lasting happiness?”
At Goldfields Mall, we believe that happiness can be found and shared, even in the toughest times. Our guiding principle, “Let happiness be our heritage,” reminds us that no matter what life throws at us, joy is something we can create and spread to others. This Heritage Day, we are proud to launch a campaign that encourages our community to embrace this mindset and make happiness a part of their story.
We invite everyone to share how they’ve chosen to #JoinTheUpside. Whether you’ve turned a tough moment into a personal victory or found ways to inspire others, your story matters. We’re encouraging you to share your experiences and inspire others to rise above life’s challenges.
To make things even more exciting, we’re running a special competition! By sharing your story with us using the hashtags #UpsizeMyUpside and #GoldfieldsMall, you’ll stand a chance to WIN your share of R2 000 in vouchers. This is your opportunity to share how you’ve made the most of a hard-luck moment or helped others embrace the upside!
T’s & C’s apply: https://shorturl.at/nBAfQ
For more information, visit our website or connect with us on social media.
Goldfields Mall Marketing Team
www.goldfieldsmall.co.za
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Author: Bernice Barnard from Word For Word Marketing (Pty) Ltd on behalf of Goldfields Mall.
Watch a Goldfields Mall Celebrates Heritage Day by Joining the Upside video:

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