What We Believe

Commitment, transparency and giving. 

These three values stand at the center of Clothes & Coats for Cuties.  We wholeheartedly commit to the work we do with passion and dedication, transparently sharing it with our community and inviting others to take part.   

No student should have to wear ill-fitting clothes to school or be cold because they don't have a coat. We aim to help them feel better about themselves and their future, giving them hope. On top of this, we challenge ourselves to think creatively and think outside the box to make this happen. This drives the success and future of Clothes & Coats for Cuties. 

WE HAVE A FULL VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Debbie is the founder and president of Clothes & Coats for Cuties.  She is a dental practice manager, and she mentored students at Cloverleaf Elementary for 7 years.  Debbie also volunteered in a ministry at the women's prison in Dayton, Texas for several years, among various other community services.   She traveled to Guatemala in 2012 with Christ4Guatemala.   While there, she taught oral and personal hygiene to the children during VBS 

and worked the pharmacy in the medical clinic.

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David Kester retired from Harris County and serves as a Deacon at Sterling Wood Church.  He is on the board of Christ4Guatemala and traveled to Guatemala 4 times.  David has volunteered in various other programs through the years.

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Mary works for an attorney and has taught English as a Second Language since 2009.  During the pandemic, she began teaching English to students in Mexico and Guatemala via Zoom. She, too, traveled to Guatemala with Christ4Guatemala multiple times.

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Daisy is a practice manager at a chiropractic office.  She is a born and raised Texas girl.  Daisy is a rodeo volunteer for "special attractions," has volunteered for plays at her church, and was involved with FFA (Future Farmers of America).

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Sandy is a retired nurse for Harris Health Systems, she is a runner, and she loves being a wife, mom, grandma and great grandma.

David Proctor retired from Harris County after 30 years of service, is former Raven District Chairman for the Boy Scouts of America and currently serves as Secretary for the Rotary Club of North Shore. He has served as an elected member of the Harris County ESD #12 (Fire) Board of Commissioners for over 20 years.