For Mother’s Day, Justin Bieber is planning on spoiling moms everywhere.
The teen heartthrob tweeted Monday that he's releasing the song "Turn To You" as both a tribute to his mother and a way to help mom’s in need.
"Think im gonna release #TurnToYOU for my mom this friday for mother's day weekend," Bieber tweeted. "The proceeds will go to help other single moms. thanks."
The “Baby” singer has seen firsthand the challenges that single mother’s face. His mom, Pattie Mallette, became pregnant with her son at 18 and raised him on her own, Contactmusic.com reports.
Bieber told MTV he wants the world to know how thankful he is for her courage.
"[It's] about the struggles, I say in the song," Bieber told MTV. "She had me at like the age I am now. [It's about] just the struggles she went through and how brave she was, and I think the world needed to know that."
Feeling inspired? Learn how you can help mothers around the world this Mother's Day with gifts that give back to women in need.
SLIDESHOW:
Mother's Day Gifts That Give Back
Sport Bling For Women's Health, $50(01 of10)
After surviving the devastating Haiti earthquake in 2010, an artisan collected materials around the house, and crafted this sparkling pendant. When you buy this piece of jewelry for mom to keep close to her heart, 20 percent of the sale will go to the AFYA Foundation, which addresses the health concerns of those in the greatest need.Shop Jewelry for a Cause here. (credit:Jewelry For A Cause)
Drink To A Cure For Breast Cancer, $18.99(02 of10)
When you toast your mom for bringing you into this world, keep the women in mind who are fighting for their lives. As you clink glasses, you'll know that a percentage of your purchase will go to fight breast cancer when you buy your Chardonnay from ONEHOPE Wine.Shop OneHope Wine here. (credit:ONEHOPE)
Fight Cancer With Sweets, $2.65(03 of10)
Celebrate your mom -- and your vow to fight cancer -- when you two bite into a Survivor Chick white and dark chocolate bar, filled with raspberries. This Seattle company is so determined to put an end to the C-word, it's giving 100 percent of proceeds from this item to the fight against cancer.Buy your mom's Survivor Chick treat here. (credit:Survivor Chick Bar)
Light A Candle For Women In Post-Conflict Regions, $18-$40(04 of10)
Prosperity Candle gives those who have suffered unspeakable tragedies in post-conflict regions the chance to rebuild their lives, by building candle-making businesses. One such businesswoman is Wafa'a -- an Iraqi widow who toils away to make scented, colorful candles to support her son who was seriously injured in a mortar blast. Shop Prosperity's Mother's Day gifts here and write a note of encouragement to a candle-maker here. (credit:Prosperity Candle)
Buy A Sex Trafficking Survivor's Necklace, $75(05 of10)
Give a sex trafficking victim a second chance when you buy a Silk Empowerment Necklace, crafted by a survivor, that comes with a hand-written card expressing her thanks. Proceeds from your purchase benefit the Somaly Mam Foundation, a nonprofit that helps rehabilitate and empower women and girls who have suffered the horrors of trafficking in Cambodia. Peruse the Somaly Mam Foundation's Mother's Day gifts here. (credit:Chhun Tang)
Give A Mom-To-Be A Safe Delivery, $24(06 of10)
In 2010 alone, the International Rescue Committee helped more than 152,000 pregnant women have safe deliveries in areas where hospitals have been destroyed. When you send your mom an IRC Mother's Day card, your $24 donation will make sure that figure keeps climbing. Purchase an IRC Mother's Day card here. (credit:AP)
Wear This T-Shirt, Feed Hungry Moms And Kids, $47(07 of10)
When you buy one of Project Iris' colorful tees for mom, you'll be helping another set of mothers and kids on the other side of the world. Five percent of your purchase will benefit the World Food Program, which addresses the nutritional needs of mothers and their kids in developing countries. Shop Project Iris here. (credit:Project Iris)
Support Artisans Worldwide, Prices Vary(08 of10)
You don't have to take your mom to India to buy her a one-of-kind gem crafted by a local artisan. Log onto eBay's World of Good site to peruse the handmade pieces crafted by folks who are intent on sharing their gifts with the world, and using the proceeds to earn a livelihood.Shop World of Good's Mother's Day gifts here. (credit:AP)
Give A Mom A Garden, $30(09 of10)
If your mom has more than enough "stuff," consider this fresh idea: Provide a green garden -- and a living -- for another mother and her family. An Oxfam fruit and vegetable garden provides fresh fare for families in need to eat themselves or sell at local markets. Purchase your Oxfam garden from one mom to another here. (credit:AP)
Buy Soap, Educate A Mom, $24(10 of10)
It's a Mother's Day dream come true: Your mom can sit back and breathe easy -- all while working to help other women in need. Give the gift of relaxation with a Raven & Lily soap set. The gift includes honey oatmeal, lavender basmati, lemon sunrise, and leh apricot scents -- handmade in Northern India using locally grown ingredients and fresh spring water. Proceeds fund literacy programs for the women artisans and children in the community.Shop for soap that helps women in need here. (credit:Raven & Lily)
SLIDESHOW:
Mother's Day Gifts That Give Back
Sport Bling For Women's Health, $50(01 of10)
After surviving the devastating Haiti earthquake in 2010, an artisan collected materials around the house, and crafted this sparkling pendant. When you buy this piece of jewelry for mom to keep close to her heart, 20 percent of the sale will go to the AFYA Foundation, which addresses the health concerns of those in the greatest need.Shop Jewelry for a Cause here. (credit:Jewelry For A Cause)
Drink To A Cure For Breast Cancer, $18.99(02 of10)
When you toast your mom for bringing you into this world, keep the women in mind who are fighting for their lives. As you clink glasses, you'll know that a percentage of your purchase will go to fight breast cancer when you buy your Chardonnay from ONEHOPE Wine.Shop OneHope Wine here. (credit:ONEHOPE)
Fight Cancer With Sweets, $2.65(03 of10)
Celebrate your mom -- and your vow to fight cancer -- when you two bite into a Survivor Chick white and dark chocolate bar, filled with raspberries. This Seattle company is so determined to put an end to the C-word, it's giving 100 percent of proceeds from this item to the fight against cancer.Buy your mom's Survivor Chick treat here. (credit:Survivor Chick Bar)
Light A Candle For Women In Post-Conflict Regions, $18-$40(04 of10)
Prosperity Candle gives those who have suffered unspeakable tragedies in post-conflict regions the chance to rebuild their lives, by building candle-making businesses. One such businesswoman is Wafa'a -- an Iraqi widow who toils away to make scented, colorful candles to support her son who was seriously injured in a mortar blast. Shop Prosperity's Mother's Day gifts here and write a note of encouragement to a candle-maker here. (credit:Prosperity Candle)
Buy A Sex Trafficking Survivor's Necklace, $75(05 of10)
Give a sex trafficking victim a second chance when you buy a Silk Empowerment Necklace, crafted by a survivor, that comes with a hand-written card expressing her thanks. Proceeds from your purchase benefit the Somaly Mam Foundation, a nonprofit that helps rehabilitate and empower women and girls who have suffered the horrors of trafficking in Cambodia. Peruse the Somaly Mam Foundation's Mother's Day gifts here. (credit:Chhun Tang)
Give A Mom-To-Be A Safe Delivery, $24(06 of10)
In 2010 alone, the International Rescue Committee helped more than 152,000 pregnant women have safe deliveries in areas where hospitals have been destroyed. When you send your mom an IRC Mother's Day card, your $24 donation will make sure that figure keeps climbing. Purchase an IRC Mother's Day card here. (credit:AP)
Wear This T-Shirt, Feed Hungry Moms And Kids, $47(07 of10)
When you buy one of Project Iris' colorful tees for mom, you'll be helping another set of mothers and kids on the other side of the world. Five percent of your purchase will benefit the World Food Program, which addresses the nutritional needs of mothers and their kids in developing countries. Shop Project Iris here. (credit:Project Iris)
Support Artisans Worldwide, Prices Vary(08 of10)
You don't have to take your mom to India to buy her a one-of-kind gem crafted by a local artisan. Log onto eBay's World of Good site to peruse the handmade pieces crafted by folks who are intent on sharing their gifts with the world, and using the proceeds to earn a livelihood.Shop World of Good's Mother's Day gifts here. (credit:AP)
Give A Mom A Garden, $30(09 of10)
If your mom has more than enough "stuff," consider this fresh idea: Provide a green garden -- and a living -- for another mother and her family. An Oxfam fruit and vegetable garden provides fresh fare for families in need to eat themselves or sell at local markets. Purchase your Oxfam garden from one mom to another here. (credit:AP)
Buy Soap, Educate A Mom, $24(10 of10)
It's a Mother's Day dream come true: Your mom can sit back and breathe easy -- all while working to help other women in need. Give the gift of relaxation with a Raven & Lily soap set. The gift includes honey oatmeal, lavender basmati, lemon sunrise, and leh apricot scents -- handmade in Northern India using locally grown ingredients and fresh spring water. Proceeds fund literacy programs for the women artisans and children in the community.Shop for soap that helps women in need here. (credit:Raven & Lily)
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