Ripping the runway for MS

Community Contact Staff

Contact Staff

On Thanksgiving Saturday, October 10, the stage will be set on for Rip The Runway MTL 2015.
Now in its fourth year, this annual fashion show fundraiser will be making a “CHANGE FOR MS” in benefit of the Tristan Williams MS Foundation.
Tristan is a young Montrealer who continues to inspire others with his incredible journey and powerful story of survival after bBibieing diagnosed with MS and two types of cancers.
According to event organizer, Janice Small, “Tristan Williams will have you rising out of your seats as you witness his conviction and strength.”
She also stated that this year’s event promises to be a night of “fashion-forward Designers, a diverse cast of models and a line-up of some this city’s most thrilling performances.”
Over the past 3 years, Fashion For A Cause Montreal has raised over $11,000 for various charities, while also raising their profile and visibility. This year, the intention is to shine a spotlight on multiple sclerosis and help to make a difference in the lives of those who are fashioning their lives around the disease.
RIP THE RUNWAY MONTREAL 2015 (Fashion For A Cause) on October 10, at the T.M.R Schofield Hall, 90 Roosevelt Avenue, TMR.
Advance tickets are available at Princessa, Triple AAA Records and Marche Colonnade. (Only advance tickets are eligible to win the use of a Mercedes Benz for a weekend.) There will also be limited tickets available online @ www.eventbrite.ca “RIP THE RUNWAY MONTREAL 2015.”
For info on (3) or more tickets deliveries, contact 514-690-0836, 514-232-1947, and 514-951-3194.

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