‍Patricia is an award winning, International Contemporary Artist, Author, Humanitarian/Activist/Speaker. Prestigiously awarded the SNBA Gold Medal, a Silver Medal from the Societe Academique, Arts Sciences and Lettres of France and Excellence in the Arts for Courage and Commitment to Human Rights, Dignity and Freedom by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.

In 2013 Patricia was Knighted as a Dame of the International Order of St. George Grand Prior of Canada. She is recognized by WXN (Women’s Executive Network) as one of the Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada inducted into the WXN Hall of Fame in 2018. Patricia is a Certified Meditation Specialist/Facilitator in Applied Mindfulness and Transformative Mindfulness from the University of Toronto. Award winning author of “Karmic Alibi”, “Karma and Cash” and “Do Happy Things”. She is committed to her work in Nepal and Haiti (Help Heal Humanity) and the Library Project in Cambodia.

Evelisa is a graduate from Harvard University with a Master’s degree in Education. Her training incorporated human rights and the law, social enterprise, social policy and government relations. She is all about building coalitions and finding a deeper meaning for a more compassionate future. Evelisa has performed live art at several of our Help Heal Humanity events. Her paintings are auctioned with 100% of the proceeds donated to HHH.

‍‍Song writer, singer, producer, DJ and live music performer, Sandy Dupervale is a true example and role model to all artists everywhere. Sandy has performed live at two of our Help Heal Humanity events: Toronto’s Function in the Junction and Hamilton for Humanity. She not only keeps the dance floor grooving all night long but combines her incredible performances as DJ’d live concerts!

‍Dr. Draw is the stage moniker of Eugene Draw, a Canadian experimental electric violinist based in Toronto, Ontario. Dr. Draw often plays with his band comprised of a guitarist, electronic keyboardist, electric harpist, electric cellist, rock bassist, and a drummer. Performing in many parts of the world led him to develop a musical style which blends elements of classical violin, jazz-rock fusion, folk and pop. Eugene has donated his incredible talent to both HHH events: Function in the Junction and Hamilton for Humanity.