2006
Worked with the HEB Corporation to donate to Habitat for Humanity. Through the Foundation she and her husband donated canned goods to The Houston Food Bank. Participated in and was the Honorary Chair of the Fort Bend Junior Service League Golf Tournament benefiting The Rainbow Room. Participated in the Harold’s In the Heights-Houston Anniversary event which highlighted her JacketHappy line. Appeared on the cover of the Premier Issue of Texas Family Magazine in February 2006. Appeared on Sport’s off Center with Craig Roberts to promote her new JacketHappy designs for winter 2006 and participated in the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo BBQ cook-off. Co-hosted Wild about Houston with Jan Glenn and Lara Bell where they presented her new spring line of jackets.

2005
Participated in various events where her Jacket Happy line of denim jackets were featured, including The Bellagio - Las Vegas; Harold’s in the Heights - Houston and the Houston Livestock and Rodeo.
Coordinated the surprise donation of a condominium for a family in Houston in partnership with the BBC production of “While You Were Out” .

2004
Chaired the SBEF Crystal Apple Awards gala at which deserving teachers from the community are honored.
Member of the Board of Directors of the Spring Branch Education Foundation
Principle player in arranging for a booth for the Roger Clemens Foundation and DebbieClemens.com during All-Star Game Fan Fest week.
Arranged for the donation of hundreds of baseball tickets to various charities during both the regular season and All-Star Game activities.
Hosted Open House fundraiser for the Roger Clemens Foundation
Launched her original design line of denim jackets – Jacket Happy
Participated in filming of A&E segment, “Sport Wives”
Honored by the Linda Lorelle Scholarship Fund
Was on the cover of Women’s Golf Texas Magazine
Designed two additional, original ornaments by Christopher Radko – The Rocket and Seven from Heaven, Cy7 to help raise funds for the Roger Clemens Foundation.

2003
Appeared in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue along with her husband, Roger.
Was instrumental in organizing live auction prizes for the St. Francis Episcopal Day School fund raiser.
Member of the Board of Directors of the Spring Branch Education Foundation
Participated in numerous charity golf tournaments representing the Roger Clemens Foundation.
Arranged for the donations of sports memorabilia to various community charities and schools for use in fund raising activities.
Designed the first ornament, Rocket Rocks, by Christopher Radko to mark the 300Win/4,000K milestone reached by Roger. Proceeds from the ornament are donated to the Roger Clemens Foundation for children’s charities.
Launched her website: www.debbieclemens.com with the intentions of helping women achieve their goals of balance in family, fitness, fashion and fun.

2002
Co-chairperson of “Playing with the Masters” at Carnegie Hall benefiting the KIPP Academy and showcasing the KIPP String & Rhythm Orchestra. The KIPP (Knowledge is Power Program) Academy is a college preparatory public middle school that begins working proactively with its students as they enter the fifth grade. KIPP’s mission is to prepare students with the academic and character skills that are necessary for success in high school, college and the competitive world beyond.
Arranged for the donation of sports memorabilia to various community charities and schools for use in fund raising activities.
Member of the Board of Directors of the Spring Branch Education Foundation
Recipient of 2002 Ebel ‘Woman of Achievement’ Award.

2001
Coordinated contributions of memorabilia to the Baseball for America Auction hosted online by Sotheby’s benefiting the Twin Towers Fund
Arranged the Foundation’s sponsorship of a cow for CowParade Houston 2001. “RocketMan Cow” was designed as a NY Yankee cow, complete with pinstripes, and was autographed by the entire World Series Yankee team. “RocketMan Cow” was chosen to be a lead cow in the on line auction, the result of which ultimately raised $1.1 million benefiting Texas Children’s Hospital and the Texas Children’s Cancer Center.

1999
Hosted Morton’s Legendary Evening honoring Roger Clemens and benefiting the Spring Branch Education Foundation, Paws with a Cause, The DePelchin Children’s Center, Harris County Sheriff’s D.A.R.E. Program, and Houston Hospice.

1998
Coordinated gathering auction items for the Battle of the Best Charity Softball game which pitted the MLB Bombers (major league baseball players) against the Houston Texans (a championship senior men’s softball team). The game was held at Rice University’s Reckling Park and included commemorative programs featuring the participants. The program advertising revenues and the gate receipts were used to benefit Houston children’s charities.

1997
Organized gathering items and hosted the “Spooky” Halloween Festival & Silent Auction. Attendees were required to come in costume and recognition was given for best costumes. Funds raised from the Festival and Silent Auction benefited Houston’s children’s charities and Texas Children’s Hospital.

1996
Created “A Confection Collection Christmas Desserts” Cookbook. Gathered auction items and hosted the Second Annual Champagne & Confections Silent Auction benefiting Houston children’s charities and The Mission of Yahweh.

1995
Gathered auction items and host of the First Annual Champagne & Confections Silent Auction benefiting Houston’s Star of Hope Women & Family Center.

1994
Hosted and participated in the Roger Clemens National Celebrity Golf Tournament benefiting The Boys & Girls Clubs, Make – A – Wish Foundation and The Arbor Pre-School.

1993
Hosted and participated in the Second Annual Roger Clemens – Doug Drabek National Celebrity Golf Tournament and Gala benefiting Montgomery County Youth Services.
Organized and arranged the Second Annual Roger Clemens Baseball Camp benefiting Cystic Fibrosis.
Organized and arranged Christmas for Kids, co-sponsored by Neiman Marcus benefiting The Arbor Pre-School.

1992
Debbie and Roger Clemens form The Roger Clemens Foundation in order to ensure that funds raised through golf tournaments, silent auctions and other events would be properly distributed to the charities and organizations that the Clemens’ have committed to support.
Organized and arranged The First Annual Roger Clemens – Doug Drabek National Celebrity Golf Tournament and Gala benefiting The Limb Bank, The Wheel Chair Program, The Sunshine Kids, Homeless Youth – Transitional Living Program, Youth Counseling Program and The Straight Way Program.
Organized and arranged The First Annual Roger Clemens Baseball Camp benefiting Cystic Fibrosis.

1987 through 1991
Debbie and Roger Clemens hosted the First annual Roger Clemens Celebrity Golf Tournament benefiting Montgomery County Youth Services in 1987. For the next four years, they continued the tradition with Debbie organizing and arranging the tournament as it grew into a nationally recognized tournament.

Related Experience
In addition to Debbie’s commitment to The Roger Clemens Foundation, Debbie is a busy mom, an avid golfer, and of course, an Astros fan! She continues to be most proud of her achievements in 1986, 1988, 1994 & 1996 – her four sons, Koby, Kory, Kacy & Kody.