Miracle on Main PSA
Miracle interview with Tiger Jr, Troy & TJS students
In support of McMaster Children’s Hospital, Halton Women’s Place, Salvation Army and Hospital for Sick Children
Milton, ON – The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation is now making plans to present the 5th annual “Miracle on Main Street” charity event. The donations raised each year go towards the purchase of toys, food and life essentials for families experiencing poverty via The Salvation Army, Halton Women’s Shelter and children suffering from sickness at the Hospital for Sick Children and McMaster Children’s Hospital. To date the Foundation has raised half a million dollars in combined sponsorships and donations.
“Today marks a milestone in our Foundation’s continuing effort to forge relationships with community leaders such as Halton Regional Police Services,” said Tiger Jeet Singh Jr, President of the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation. “We are humbled going into our second season of partnership and look forward towards developing a strong cross promotional campaign that will benefit both fundraising efforts.”
Halton Regional Police Chief Stephen Tanner remarked that, “the Service is delighted to have been invited to participate with the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation and we’ll have a significant presence at their Miracle on Main Street event on December 9 in Milton.”
Halton Regional Police will have a significant presence as the Foundation’s supporter at Miracle on Main Street in Milton on Monday, December 9 from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.
For more information on Miracle on Main Street, please visit www.MiracleOnMain.ca
Dear Friends,
The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation is now making plans for our 5th annual “Miracle on Main Street” toy drivecharity event. The donations we raise each year go towards the purchase of toys, food and life essential productsfor children and families in need via The Salvation Army, Halton Women’s Shelter, Sick Children’s Hospital andMcMaster Children’s Hospital. Half of million dollars worth of donations & sponsorships has been raised during theprevious four toy drive events.
BRAMPTON, ON, Canada – When you mix a beautiful day, a national holiday, and pro wrestling with a great mix of superstars, the result is a huge turnout at TigerFest.
The scene on Monday, July 1st was Chinguacousy Park in Brampton, a suburb to the west of Toronto, and the holiday was, of course, Canada Day….and what a day it was.