Mirakai Fashion Show
•Posted on April 30 2018
The Mirakai Fashion Show was the initiative of 22 senior highschool girls from the Bishop Strachan School in Toronto. The fashion show committee selected Jordana’s Rainbows as their charity of choice because they felt it aligned with their mission to spread kindness and build awareness for a cause close to home. The Fashion Show was a huge success raising over $80,000 dollars for DIPG research in Jordana’s honour. The night was featured in the National Post’s City Life column as the event of the year, celebrating Jordana Fiorini and her contagious spirit inspiring the “do-gooder in all of us”.
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