The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation is excited to announce they will present their annual Miracle on Main Street charity event at McMaster Children’s Hospital on Wednesday, December 19 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The lobby of McMaster Children’s Hospital will be transformed into a holiday wonderland. There will be singers, dancers, children’s performers and of course, wrestling legend Tiger Jeet Singh and his son, former WWE wrestling superstar Tiger Ali Singh, will be available for autographs and photos. Additional celebrities will be announced as we move closer to the event.
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The highlight of Miracle on Main Street will be a visit from the jolly old man himself! Santa and his elves, along with both Tigers, will deliver presents to all the patients being treated in the hospital and outpatient clinics.
The holiday season is a magical time of the year for children. It is also a particularly difficult and stressful time of the year for patients and families at McMaster Children’s Hospital.
“The objective of Miracle on Main Street is to promote the spirit of giving amongst all faiths,” says Tiger Jeet Singh Jr., President of Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation. “As proud Canadians, our event gives individuals of ALL faiths an opportunity to support children receiving treatment at McMaster Children’s Hospital. “No child should wake up sad during the holidays. Sickness and poverty do not discriminate on the basis of religion or culture, and neither should the spirit of giving!”
“We are absolutely thrilled to be hosting the Miracle on Main Street at McMaster Children’s Hospital,” says Jennifer Laughton, VP Development at McMaster Children’s Hospital. “The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation are wonderful partners and are bringing the true spirit of the holiday season to the children who must remain in the hospital over the holidays. Your support of Miracle on Main Street for McMaster Children’s Hospital will ensure that every child receives a gift. We are very grateful to The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation enough for choosing to support children and our hospital in this very special way.”
Share the spirit of giving and help ensure that every child on Santa’s list at McMaster Children’s Hospital receives a present. Online donations are being accepted through The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation’s official website for those not able to attend the event in person: https://tigerjeetsinghfoundation.com/donate/
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WHAT: Miracle on Main Street at McMaster Children’s Hospital
DATE AND TIME: Wednesday, December 19
9:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m.
MEDIA LOCATION: McMaster Children’s Hospital (lobby)
1200 Main Street West, Hamilton
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Alison McLennan
Marketing and Communications Officer, McMaster Children’s Hospital
Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation
E: mclennan@hhsc.ca
T: 905-521-2100 Ext. 73374
McMaster Children’s Hospital is one of Canada’s leading pediatric health care facilities and is the regional referral centre for children who are seriously ill, injured or require specialized services in south-central Ontario. With more than 210,000 patient visits a year, we provide a full range of specialized pediatric services including a dedicated emergency department, child and youth mental health services, over 40 outpatient clinics, the province’s largest neonatal intensive care unit and the only pediatric trauma centre in the region. In addition, a range of specialized outpatient services operate at the Chedoke site, including autism, developmental pediatrics and rehabilitation. It is also home to the CanChild Centre for Childhood Disability Research and the internationally renowned Offord Centre for Child Studies.
Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation is a registered charitable organization that supports the six hospitals and cancer centre of Hamilton Health Sciences. Serving a region of 2.3 million people in south-central Ontario, the generosity of our donors enables us to fund capital redevelopment projects, purchase medical equipment and technology, and invest in research. Our mission is to support patient care, research and education; our goal is Health Care, Transformed.