At Zochem, we believe that professional success is best measured by the positive impact we leave on our community. This year, that impact reached a historic milestone. We are incredibly proud to share that the 17th Annual Miracle on Main Charity Drive has officially set a new fundraising record, raising a staggering $2,263,749.43 in combined donations and sponsorships.
Before we look at the numbers, the team at Zochem wants to extend a sincere and humble thank you to the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation. Seventeen years ago, Tiger Jeet Singh and Tiger Jeet Singh Jr. started this program with a simple belief: that no child should go without during the holidays.
Zochem, and indeed the entire region, is incredibly fortunate to have neighbors like the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation. Their vision has grown this grassroots initiative into one of the GTA’s largest holiday charitable drives. It is an honor to work alongside a foundation that so clearly demonstrates how “selfless service feeds our soul”.
This year’s campaign was a true testament to what can be achieved when a community moves in the same direction. As a presenting sponsor, Zochem was honored to stand alongside the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation, the Peel and Halton Regional Police services, and our municipal partners in Brampton, Milton, and Mississauga.
The campaign featured three live events, beginning with an inaugural celebration in Streetsville, followed by massive community gatherings in Brampton and Milton. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown described the atmosphere as “festive and electric,” and we couldn’t agree more. Seeing families, businesses, and volunteers unite behind a common cause reminds us that we are part of something much larger than ourselves.
The scale of this record-breaking year means that vital support is reaching those who need it most across Halton, Peel, and the Greater Toronto Area. The results of this united effort are truly humbling:
For Zochem, this partnership is about more than a sponsorship; it is about the “selfless service” that Tiger Jeet Singh Jr. describes as feeding the soul. As Chairman Tiger Jeet Singh noted, the holidays are a time for unity and compassion.
We would like to extend our deepest thanks to the dignitaries who supported these events, including Mayors Patrick Brown, Gord Krantz, and Carolyn Parrish, as well as the tireless efforts of Police Chiefs Nishan Duraiappah and Stephen Tanner.Most importantly, we thank you—our partners, employees, and customers—for your continued support of Zochem, which allows us to contribute to these life-changing initiatives. Together, we are helping to ensure that no child goes without during the holidays.