Thanksgiving season is all about giving thanks -- and giving back. It’s about charitable giving and creating a positive impact, whether financially or as a volunteer. There is nothing more gratifying than knowing you have made a difference to a bigger cause.

If you’ve decided to support an organization, donating to a cause that’s close to your heart is important. We’ve asked our ambassadors what causes they personally support -- whether it’s a cause for animal rights, health charities, or religious organizations -- and charities you can support on and beyond Giving Tuesday.

Cerebral Palsy Foundation

Cerebral Palsy Foundation (@yourcpf) is an organization that helps people and their families living with cerebral palsy. Their mission is to be a catalyst for creating positive change for people living with cerebral palsy through research, innovation and collaboration.

Cerebral Palsy, or CP, is the most common motor disability found in children? The CDC reports that it occurs in 1 to 4 cases every 1,000 births, globally. It is a developmental disability that affects motor skills, muscle tone and movement, hindering the body from moving in a coordinated or purposeful way and often affecting other bodily functions such as breathing, eating, talking, and bladder and bowel control.

Supporting cerebral palsy families is a cause close to MajesticBeds. MajesticBeds helps those living with CP get better sleep with their products mattress, pillow, and adjustable base. Our MB ambassadors Briella (@briellaandme) and Maya (@mightymissmaya) are both young and inspiring warriors living with cerebral palsy.

You can donate to the Cerebral Palsy Foundation at ​​https://www.yourcpf.org/.

Also Read: Tips for Better Sleep with Cerebral Palsy

Bunny Buddies

Ashley Harland (@ashleyharland_), wellness advocate and MajesticBeds ambassador, is passionate about Bunnies Buddies (@bunnysbuddies), a foundation that rescues dogs from slaughterhouses, kill shelters and the streets of China and South Korea. Ashley is committed to finding them loving homes in the USA.

An estimated 30,000,000 dogs and cats die across Asia each year, all in the name of human consumption. Bunny Buddies works closely with organizations in Asia to not only rescue and repair these damaged souls but to get them into loving homes with pet owners.

You can donate to Bunny Buddies, or if you’re interested in filling an adoption application, head over to​ https://bunnysbuddies.org/FAQ/

ALS Association

Many people donate to organizations that are close to their home and heart -- whether they, or a loved one are personally affected.

Bridget (@unclutterit), is an expert organizer for apartments, condos, and homes to bring happiness and calm in your space. Bridget shares, “My dad passed away from Lou Gehrig’s disease, and I donate money to the ALS Association.”

ALS Association (@als) is the world's largest private funder of ALS research. The organization aims to serve, advocate for, and empower people affected by ALS to live their lives to the fullest. ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease and the ALS Association is dedicated to finding a cure. It provides care services and advocates on behalf of people living with ALS.

You can get involved and help fight ALS. Start here: ​​https://www.als.org/get-involved.

Kensington Church

Health coach Jaclyn Renee (@jaclynreneewellness) supports Kensington Church, with a vision to see everyone transformed & mobilized by Jesus. It has campuses in Southeast Michigan.

Kensington shares the same passion for spreading God’s love and planting more and more new churches. Every week, thousands of people across Michigan experience Kensington in their own communities through campuses with their own lead pastor, local outreaches, and unique community vibe.

If you are interested in getting involved, you can join, donate, or show your support on https://kensingtonchurch.org/.