Dak Prescott’s #MyCauseMyCleats were made by artist Kendrell Daniels, who was born with no arms. He is one of the many inspirations behind Dak’s Faith, Fight, Finish Foundation. To learn more, be involved and donate, visit → faithfightfinish.org

This Sunday Jaylon Smith will be wearing these colorful #MyCauseMyCleats to raise awareness for autism. Those affected by Autism hold a special place in his heart and he is passionate about doing his part to help. #ClearEyeView

The Boys & Girls Clubs has a special place in La’el Collins’ heart and that’s what this Sunday he will honor this foundation for #MyCauseMyCleats. To learn more, be involved and donate, visit bgca.org

This one’s for “Mama T!” The inspiration behind @TyroneCrawford’s #MyCauseMyCleats is his mom, one of “Windsor’s finest” and a powerful figure in his life. He hopes to spread awareness for Connections Early Years Family Centre and open up eyes to single parent homes, knowing it is not an easy job. To learn more, be involved and donate, visit → connectwithus.ca

“It’s something that I believe in, it’s something that has inspired me.” Sean Lee’s cleats support the Boys & Girls Club & PMR Charity, two programs that restore hope and give opportunity to people who need help. To help volunteer/learn more/donate, visit → bgca.org & pmrcharity.org

“I feel like I can step in and be that mentor, that older brother, or even father-figure to some kids who don’t have that.” Kavon Frazier makes it a priority to give back and this year his #MyCauseMyCleats are dedicated to his Frazier Cares Foundation which serves as a helping hand to both parents and children. To learn more and donate today, visit → fraziercares.com