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Gorman pulls off TMF event

Former Methuen High basketball star Michael Gorman, who later played at Anna Maria College, pulled off an event last Saturday night to help those in need. Gorman, who started The Movement Family, back while he was in college in which they help the homeless and those with drug addiction, hosted an event on Saturday night at The Claddagh in Lawrence to raise money.

And raise they did to the tune of nearly $10,000.

“I couldn’t have been happier with the result,” said Gorman, of Methuen. “It meant the world to me.”

Many of his former teammates as well as locals who read about his cause in The Eagle-Tribune last week attended and helped make the night a big success.

Read On EagleTribune.com

Originally Published in The Eagle-Tribune
By Bill Burt
September 23, 2021

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    TMF gives individuals the opportunity to choose the life they want to live, and person they want to become. Michael has done this by helping people build fundamentals that will help them succeed in all aspects of life. TMF uses love to make the world a better place.

    — Matt Thomas,
    Utah Jazz

    TMF is a powerful program helping those in need.. the best community service in New England

    — Jeff Nelson,
    NBA scout for the Philadelphia 76ers

    I’ve watched The Movement Family, led by Michael Gorman, make an impact in local communities for years. Their commitment to supporting individuals who are working through challenges such as homelessness and substance abuse is inspiring. The group wants to improve the lives of others by any means. Once a community member joins the movement, they have a family for life.

    — Greydy Diaz,
    ESPN contributing reporter

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