Scrubs in the City 2024: Mexico

Scrubs in the City 2024 Mexico City sizzled at Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works on Thursday June 6th to benefit SickKids. Over 1400 guests attended on a hot sunny day to raise $ 1.4 Million for a worth cause. Holt Renfrew and Mantella Corporation were major sponsors of this Gala.

Magical Evening

Evergreen Brick Works transforms into vibrant Mexico City which is the oldest capital city in the Americas. Guests dressed in burst of colour and energy and thrilled at a great night of celebration and dancing – all in support of SickKids.

The ladies were dressed to kill! It was a magical evening of beautiful people, an open bar, fine hor d’oeuvres and fine cuisine and the wonders and delights of this exotic culture, for a very worthy cause. Guests were served signature drinks as well as a simply stunning variety of hor d’oeuvres as well as deserts.

To date, the annual event has raised more than $11 million in support of some of the most critical needs at the hospital such as a neurosurgery navigation system for SickKids Hospital in Toronto.

Scrubs in the City 2024 – Entertainment & Auction

Attendees were treated to great entertainment throughout the evening. An exclusive silent auction was available to guests and non-guests alike including luxury one-of-a-kind items.

Committee Members

Scrubs in the City 2024 Committee Co-Chairs are Molly Fitzpatrick and Lucinda Kogan. The Volunteer Committee members are: Julie Crossland, Romelia Dilawri, Vivian Greenberg, Lily Li, Sylvia Mantella, Laryssa McCluer, Holly Miklas, Suzanne Rogers and Candice Sinclair.

About SickKids:

SickKids is Canada’s leading centre dedicated to improving children’s health and home to Canada’s largest, hospital-based child health research institute, caring for more than 100,000 patients every year. By attending Scrubs in the City 2023, guests are doing so much more than hitting the highlight of the social calendar. They’re raising funds for a renewed, re-imagined SickKids – with cutting-edge operating suites, more room for families, and more room for the innovative technologies that will deliver better outcomes for kids.