Paris Hilton Is 'Sliving For A Cause' On Giving Tuesday

Entrepreneur Paris Hilton is "sliving for a cause" on Giving Tuesday!

The unofficial holiday takes place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving every year and touts itself as a “global generosity movement unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world.”

Many celebrities, like JoJo Siwa, have been donating their time and money on the annual holiday to good causes. "The Simple Life" star, 41, decided to partner up with "Black Adam" star Noah Centineo to support A Sense of Home.

On Tuesday, November 29, Paris Hilton and “The Fosters” actor Noah Centineo posed for several photos together to support A Sense of Home on Giving Tuesday. In the caption of the post, the “House of Wax” actress wrote, “⚠️ It’s time to BeReal! ⚠️ But really, this #GivingTuesday I’m teaming up with @NCentineo to support the non-profit @ASenseOfHome. ?.”

“Enter our giveaway (link in bio) for a chance to win pieces from my furniture and cookware collections,” she continued. “For every 10 people who enter the giveaway, we’ll donate $1 back to A Sense of Home. Winning amazing home products and supporting a good cause? Now that’s hot!✨.” Paris also included the hashtags #GivingIsHot, #SlivingForACause, and #1111MediaImpact.

“A Sense of Home strives to prevent homelessness by creating first-ever homes for youth aging out of foster care,” she added. “50% of those struggling with homelessness are former foster youth.”

Fans showered the post with love, with one follower calling her “Queen of making a difference.” Another fan commented, “I love everything you continue to do or will… You go DJ.” A third follower shared their own story, writing, “This is so beautiful, as a care leaver myself most of my apartment furniture is donated or thrifted. thank you for shining a light on us.”

According to their website, A Sense of Hope tries to prevent homelessness by creating homes for youth aging out of foster care with furniture and home goods that have been donated by good Samaritans. Their vision states that they “envision a society where the excess of businesses and individuals are shared through a community experience.”

They also seek to prevent furniture from being thrown into landfills. Instead, they want to donate unwanted furniture and appliances to those who could use them the most. According to the website, the organization believes “that homelessness can only be eradicated through the active participation by all community stakeholders when focusing on prevention.” Not only does donating furniture help those who receive it, but it also contributes to a greener environment.

A Sense of Home does not only focus on recycling furniture and household items. They also have a strong focus on home creation, transforming empty walls and floors into furnished, fully functional homes in order to prevent homelessness. They work in teams of volunteers, who have often been the recipients of A Sense of Home’s charity in the past.

According to the website, you can donate $7,000 to sponsor a full home for a family or only $1,000 to sponsor a child’s bedroom, although they accept donations of any amount. The organization states, “For A Sense of Home, the ability to create first-ever homes for youth aging out of the foster care system is essential in the fight to prevent homelessness. Unrestricted funds allow us to allocate resources most efficiently and to where the need is the greatest.”

In addition to her Instagram post, the "Paris In Love" star shared a video showing her setting up a home for a foster youth named Jamie.

"It was an honor designing a home for former foster youth, Jamie!" she tweeted. "50% of those struggling with homelessness are former #FosterYouth. The homeless crisis can only end through prevention."

"This is so heartwarming oh my gosh," one fan commented. "Thank you for your brilliant work and helping build community for those without one."