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Jim Mora

Shannon Mora

Executive Director

Board of Directors

News stories about the Foundation

June, 2010: Jim Mora Celebrity Golf Classic video:

August 24, 2009: Jim Mora Celebrity Golf Classic video links:

Seahawks Article
Seattle Times Coverage
Youtube Video

August 2009:  Mora’s Home Team – feature article from 425 Magazine

April 9, 2009: Mora off to good start with Seahawks – especially away from football The Tacoma News Tribune

April 8, 2009: Mora kicks off charity foundation in Seattle The Seattle PI

Dec. 9, 2008: WAGA-TV (FOX) in Atlanta, Ga. ran this story on the Foundation's Holiday Shop program.

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About the Foundation
Jim and Shannon Mora

Jim and Shannon Mora

Vision

The Jim Mora Count On Me Family Foundation was created to support children in need (primarily in three target areas: from low socio-economic backgrounds, mentally and physically challenged, and children at-risk) by affording them the opportunity to realize their potential and dreams, help create more stability in their lives, support advocacy for children, and support channels that allow children to have a voice.

Mission

The Jim Mora Count On Me Family Foundation strives to lend support to charities and children’s organization through monetary grants and increased community awareness, empowering organizations to help children improve their lives by:

* building and instilling confidence
* encouraging health and wellness
* fostering learning opportunities
* using the sport of football as a springboard to talk about life and life lessons.

About Jim and Shannon Mora

Jim Mora began his 25th season in the NFL as a color analyst for the NFL on FOX and the NFL NETWORK.  Coaching for 24 seasons in the NFL, most recently for the Seattle Seahawks, Mora brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to his new position, with his meticulous preparation, unique communication skills and an intense passion for the game.

The son of former NFL head coach Jim Mora Sr., Mora is an alumnus of the University of Washington and attended Interlake High School in Bellevue. Mora returned to the Pacific Northwest, in 2007, spending two years as assistant head coach to Mike Holmgren and defensive secondary coach, then Head Coach in 2009.  Prior to the Seahawks, Mora was head coach of the Atlanta Falcons (2004-2007) compiling a 26-22 record in his three years in Georgia.

Shannon Mora is a native of Spokane, Wash. and attended the University of Washington in Seattle. Always present was her exposure to Special Olympics as she cheered her sister, Whittney, and her teammates on at local, regional and state games.

While in Atlanta, Shannon immersed herself in the city's philanthropic community, serving as the Co-Grand Marshall for the 2004 and 2006 Special Olympics Summer Games and on the planning committee for the Atlanta Falcons Women's Association. Currently, Shannon is serving on the Special Olympics Washington Board of Directors and is very involved in charitable outreach as Vice President of the Jim Mora Count On Me Family Foundation.

The Moras founded the Jim Mora Count On Me Family Foundation in 2005 as a way to raise funds for charities that support and enrich the lives of children in need.