The Blonde Taking Action
A Day In The Life
A Day in the Life, owned and led by Jen Welter, is a groundbreaking football camp designed to immerse women in the exhilarating world of football. With a commitment to breaking gender barriers and fostering inclusivity, this camp provides an unparalleled experience for women to not only learn the intricacies of the game but also step onto the field alongside some of the NFL's finest talent as both coaches and players. Jen Welter, a trailblazer herself as the first female coach in NFL history, brings her expertise and passion to empower women to embrace the sport. A Day in the Life is more than just a football camp; it's a transformative journey that equips women with the knowledge, confidence, and camaraderie to not just appreciate football but actively engage in its thrilling and competitive spirit.
Cheer LA
Deb actively contributes to the community through her involvement with CHEER LA (www.cheerla.org), a nonprofit adult cheerleading squad. This group not only promotes team spirit and athleticism but also channels its energy towards raising funds for HIV/AIDS-related charities, showcasing Deb's commitment to making a positive impact on public health. Additionally, she extends her compassion to the WeCare Program, which provides support to women recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Deb's dual commitment to both HIV/AIDS and breast cancer causes exemplifies her altruistic nature, demonstrating her belief in the power of community and advocacy for those facing health challenges.
Animal Shelters
Deb enjoys spending time with her menagerie of rescue pets – she is a Certified Vet Assistant accredited from Penn Foster College who uses her talents to help rescue animals. Know as “Debbie Doolittle” since a young age, she has volunteered as a foster mom to over one hundred orphaned dogs, kittens and cats through her work with Beach City Kitties, Cats at the Studios, Carson Cats, Camp Cocker, Best Friends Animal Society, FixNation, Los Angeles City and County shelters and the Atlanta Humane Society. Her previous dog Copper was a Certified Therapy Dog with Pet Partners for over 10 years and as a team they would visit the sick children at Children's Hospital Los Angeles twice a month to make their days brighter.