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Simply put, the goal here at A Little Moore-Love Foundation, is to spread the message of hope towards at-risk young men and women in our community through guidance, hands on work and work ethics towards one reaching high levels of success.

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Manhood Project Viral Impact Moment!

 Ariel Carrillo, then 22, was only a few weeks into his field training with the Lebanon Police Department. He attended the neighborhood picnic alongside his field training officer, Tim Kelley. The cookout and field day event took place on July 9, 2016. It was organized by The Manhood Project, a local Lebanon mentoring program for boys and young men ages 7 to 30.

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In honor of Billy Cartmell Basketball Tournament.

The late Coach Billy Cartmell was one of those special people. A true pioneer in the early 2000s, he recognized the importance of creating safe spaces for urban youth right here in the city of Lebanon. His commitment to keeping Market Street Gym open gave countless young people somewhere to go, something positive to be part of, and an opportunity to grow through the game of basketball. Even after the gym doors closed for years, the impact of what he helped build never disappeared. It was an honor for the A Little Moore-Love Foundation to partner with the Wilson County Civic League to reopen those doors for a basketball tournament that brought out the entire city.

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