Daynia La-Force is the executive director and driving force behind the Terance Mann Complete Player Foundation (TMCPF), a non-profit organization she co-founded with her eldest son, Los Angeles Clippers’ Terance Mann. An advocate for diversity, La-Force works tirelessly, along with her youngest son Martin, to fulfill the TMCPF’s mission of providing underserved youth access to educational and athletic opportunities as a pathway to success. La-Force was recently invited to represent the TMCPF at White House and the St. Lucian Embassy.

No stranger to the spotlight, La-Force has been influencing and motivating young people most of her life. Her determination and commitment led her to success both on the court as a player at Georgetown University and off the court as a coach. La-Force was an assistant coach in the WNBA for the Atlanta Dream after spending nearly 25 years coaching women’s college basketball at the Division I and II levels including being twice named the CAA Coach of the Year while coaching at Northeastern University.