The Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation and Halton Regional Police (formally Toys for Tots) are commencing the annual Miracle on Main Street toy drive. This is the seventh year of the merger between the two organizations to collect and distribute gift cards, toys, food and lifestyle products to our most vulnerable neighbours living throughout the Halton Region. The partnership has allowed to enhance the annual donation drives and to work collaboratively to assist more families than ever before. Last year a record $1,184,309.39 was raised in combined donations and sponsorships, which were distributed to our most vulnerable neighbours living across the Halton Region, Milton District Hospital, Halton Healthcare, public schools, food banks and over sixty charitable organizations.

One of the main attractions is former WWE superstar Tiger Ali Singh. Standing at 6’4” and weighing 285lbs would be enough to attract attention, but Tiger takes it to a new level. For the past 15 years he’s used his celebrity to promote inclusion and is invited to speak at school assemblies and attends the Miracle on Main event wearing a red Santa coat, red turban and his world championship belt over one shoulder. He promotes respect for those celebrating Christmas and the holidays religiously, as well as, for those celebrating it socially as a festive time of year. His motto, which has been adopted by TJSF, namesake for his father, wrestling legend Tiger Jeet Singh, “Sickness and poverty don’t discriminate; neither should the spirit of giving.”