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Built by Resilience.

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Big Ideas. Real Impact.

The Moe Norris Foundation (MNF) uplifts individuals living with disabilities and those who have experienced life altering sports injuries.

Founded by NFL athlete and former Detroit Lion, Morice (Moe) Norris Jr. and inspired by his older brother Johnathan, who lives with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), The Moe Norris Foundation is led by lived experience and built to champion power, purpose, and possibility.

‍ ‍Change Starts Here.

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Johnathan's Story
Moe's Story

Our Impact

Youth Served

4,500

2,300

Adults Served

120+

Active Volunteers

4

Events Hosted

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A New Standard for Strength

The Moe Norris Foundation envisions a world where disability and injury do not define potential. We aim to create a culture of visibility, access, and support for individuals navigating life-altering physical challenges, especially those from underserved communities. We believe that every step forward, no matter how different, deserves pride, power, and possibility

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Upcoming Events

We will bring together athletes, innovators, families, educators, researchers, entrepreneurs, healthcare leaders, corporations, philanthropists, and community organizations to demonstrate what is possible when disability is viewed through the lens of opportunity rather than limitation. We hope to see you there!

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