NBA player Terance Mann, guard for the Los Angeles Clippers, recently organized a charity event in his hometown of Lowell. The event included a fashion show featuring local student designers from Lasell University, with Mann selecting a piece to wear during the upcoming NBA season. The show was part of a series of events hosted by Mann’s foundation, the “Terance Mann Complete Player Foundation,” aimed at giving back to underserved communities. In addition to the fashion show, the foundation hosted a basketball tournament, a backpack drive, and a basketball camp. Mann, who recently became a brand ambassador for Skechers, is focused on providing opportunities for minority students to access academic opportunities and sports programs. The foundation aims to support youth mentorship and promote the importance of education and sports in shaping young lives. Mann’s mother, Daynia La-Force, also plays a key role in the foundation’s activities, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the community that supported her sons. The foundation’s efforts in Lowell highlight the impact of local support in shaping the lives of young individuals and the importance of providing opportunities for success.
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