Mosquitoes Suck Tour

Mosquitoes Suck Tour (MST) is a Canadian social enterprise operated and affiliated with various charities. The Tour is an advocacy campaign that raises awareness about malaria in Canadian schools through a performance show. Partners include Spread The Net, Plan Canada, and the Ontario Trillium Foundation.
Operations.
Working in collaboration with a number of partners, the MST aims to raise awareness among students about what they can do to help eradicate malaria. To support the Tour, an instructional resource tool was created for magicians by David Peck, Bobby Motta, Joshua Jay, Anthony Lindan, Brian Roberts, Bill Abbott and Jay Sankey.
History.
In 2008, David Peck, founder of another Canadian social enterprise, SoChange, came up with the idea of the Mosquitoes Sucks Tour to act as a conduit between students and organizations such as Spread the Net. The MST campaign was launched in 2010 with the support of the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Together with fellow comedian Matthew DiSero, Peck developed a performance show aimed at school-age audiences. The show has also partnered with Humber College, to connect and increase awareness amongst Humber College students, specifically in the International Development program.
On November 10, 2012, the Mosquitoes Suck Tour logo won a Social Good Design Award in Toronto, Ontario at the Gladstone Hotel.