Spotted: A 10-foot tall "Thank You" card popping up in Toronto (PHOTOS)

If you happen to walk past the corner of King and Bay this week, don’t be surprised if you see a gigantic 10-foot tall “Thank You” card.

To mark the 35th anniversary of CIBC Miracle Day, the giant card, which will be at King and Bay until December 18, shares “Thank Yous” from children to the CIBC clients, employees, and charities who have helped raise more than $250 million globally since 1984 as part of its annual fundraiser.

Tessa Virtue and Ed Dodig unveil thank-you card/CIBC

CIBC Miracle Day is an annual tradition that happens on the first Wednesday of every December, when CIBC Capital Markets and CIBC Wood Gundy team members donate their fees and commissions in an effort to help kids in need. Last year, CIBC Miracle Day raised $5.7 million for more than 500 Canadian charities.

To celebrate CIBC Miracle Day’s 35^th anniversary, CIBC is sharing some of the thousands of “Thank Yous” they have received from children across the country. Some of the heartfelt notes include, “Thank you for the Power Chair,” “Thank you for Iggy, I love him,” and “Now I can hear the birds sing.”

Actor Djimon Hounsou helps make a client trade/CIBC

Earlier this month, Canadian figure skater, world champion, and Olympic medalist Tessa Virtue unveiled the giant card to the public, while athletes, actors, charities, and kids joined CIBC’s trading floor to connect with clients and help fundraise at the trading desk as if it was all in a regular day’s work.

Actor Kim Coates meets kids from Kids Up Front/CIBC

Getting in on the action was actor Billy Baldwin from Gossip Girl; Rachel Harris from Lucifer; Djimon Honsou from Aquaman and Blood Diamond; as well as Kim Coates, Ryan Armstrong, and Hill Harper.

Tessa Virtue helps make a trade/CIBC

Also participating was Major League Baseball player, Ryan Borucki; Raptors superfan, Nav Bhatia; Raptors commentator, Jack “The Coach” Armstrong; as well as former NHL players Wendel Clark, Paul Coffey, and Eric Lindros.

The event also welcomed charities including the Pinball Clemons Foundation, the Children’s Aid Foundation, Holland Bloorview, Boost Child & Youth Advocacy Centre, and Kayla’s Children’s Centre (Camp AIM).

The CIBC Miracle Day 10-foot-tall Thank You card will be on display at King and Bay until December 18.

Come snap a selfie with thousands of thank you’s and tag #CIBCMiracleDay this holiday season to celebrate the impact it has on the youngest members of our community. ‘Tis the season for giving back, after all!

You can join the #CIBCMiracleDay conversation on Twitter and Facebook or follow it on Instagram @CIBC.