The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) is proud to support the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation’s (TJSF) initiative, Miracle on Main, an annual holiday initiative dedicated to bringing joy and support to children and families in need throughout our community.
Miracle on Main is a community-wide initiative and charitable giving campaign that brings together residents, businesses, community organizations, volunteers, and police officers during the holiday season. Through the collection of toys, food, gift cards and other essential items, the initiative helps ensure that children and families across Halton experience the joy of the holidays.
HRPS members play an active role in supporting this community-led initiative, helping collect and distribute donations while connecting with residents in a positive and meaningful way.
More than a holiday event, Miracle on Main provides an opportunity for the community to come together and demonstrate what can be accomplished when the community works together to support those who need it most.
Kindness is never out of stock. Through Halton Regional Police’s (HRPS) bubbling Cram-a-Cruiser events, residents are invited to help fill a police cruiser with new, unwrapped toys for children and families who may be experiencing financial challenges during the holiday season.
They are a primary source of the toy donations HRPS provides to the Miracle on Main initiative.
HRPS community-wide holiday initiative, led by their Service in partnership with Canadian Tire stores across the Halton region, brings the community together and reinforce the holiday message of giving back to local families.
All toys collected are distributed directly to community organizations throughout Halton that support local children and families who will benefit from the donations the most. These festive, family-friendly events bring police officers, volunteers, and members of the community together in the spirit of giving, with every donated toy bringing excitement and joy to families.
The public can support a Cram-a-Cruiser at the following locations on November 21, 28, or December 5, 2026
We are encouraging individuals and businesses to drop off their toy collections at the live event. Failing this, the following locations will collect toys in advance of the live event. If you have over 100 toys donation, then schedule a photo opportunity with Tiger at the live event by emailing Colleen.Scully@tjsf.ca
Business Drop Off Locations
Milton Drop Off Locations
Wallace Chevrolet 801 Main Street East
Troy’s Diner 295 Main Street East
FreshCo 9060 Louis St Laurent Avenue
Woodbine Mohawk Park 9430 Guelph Line
Police Drop Off Locations
Regional Headquarters: 2485 North Service Rd. W., Oakville
11 Division: 217 Guelph St., Georgetown
12 Division: 490 Childs Dr., Milton
20 Division: 95 Oak Walk Dr., Oakville
30 Division: 3800 Constable Henshaw Blvd., Burlington
Unfortunately, we will only be accepting donations until Friday, December 11, 2026. After this date, we ask for all donations to be directed to local charities, places of worship or community groups.
Residents, businesses, and community organizations can help make the holiday season brighter for local children and families by:
• Donating new, unwrapped toys for children and youth of all ages.
• Donating gift cards to help families purchase items they need most.
• Donating food and essential items to support local families and community organizations.
• Volunteering your time to support Miracle on Main activities and events.
• Getting your workplace, school, team, or community group involved by organizing a collection or fundraising initiative.
• Spreading the word by encouraging friends, family, and colleagues to get involved.
Donations can be dropped off at any HRPS district station or at one of the Cram-A-Cruiser events. Visit the Cram-A-Cruiser tab for event dates and locations.
The donations raised each year goes towards the purchase of toys, food and life essentials for families experiencing poverty and injustice via several different charities throughout Brampton, women’s shelters as well as, children facing illnesses admitted at Brampton Civic Hospital.
Furthermore, since 2015, TJSF has donated annually to elementary schools, supporting various initiatives such as mental health, inclusive classrooms, literacy and nutrition.
TJSF does not charge any administrative fees! 100% of the donations raised goes back into supporting the community!
Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation
420 Main Street East P.O. Box 612, Milton, Ontario, Canada L9T 5GE
COPYRIGHT 2022
Kindness is never out of stock. Through Halton Regional Police’s (HRPS) bubbling Cram-a-Cruiser events, residents are invited to help fill a police cruiser with new, unwrapped toys for children and families who may be experiencing financial challenges during the holiday season.
They are a primary source of the toy donations HRPS provides to the Miracle on Main initiative.
HRPS community-wide holiday initiative, led by their Service in partnership with Canadian Tire stores across the Halton region, brings the community together and reinforce the holiday message of giving back to local families.
All toys collected are distributed directly to community organizations throughout Halton that support local children and families who will benefit from the donations the most. These festive, family-friendly events bring police officers, volunteers, and members of the community together in the spirit of giving, with every donated toy bringing excitement and joy to families.
The public can support a Cram-a-Cruiser at the following locations on November 21, 28, or December 5, 2026