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Clint Capela Takes Kids on a Surprise Back-to-School Shopping Spree

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Clint Capela's CC15 Foundation teamed up with Reliant to host 30 kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters for the inaugural "Back 2 School" program, including a surprise shopping spree.
Clint Capela’s CC15 Foundation teamed up with Reliant to host 30 kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters for the inaugural “Back 2 School” program, including a surprise shopping spree.
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Clint Capela's CC15 Foundation teamed up with Reliant to host 30 kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters for the inaugural "Back 2 School" program, including a surprise shopping spree.
Clint Capela’s CC15 Foundation teamed up with Reliant to host 30 kids from Big Brothers Big Sisters for the inaugural “Back 2 School” program, including a surprise shopping spree.
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Capela personally helped kids shop for school supplies, clothes, and necessities for the upcoming year.
Capela personally helped kids shop for school supplies, clothes, and necessities for the upcoming year.
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Capela personally helped kids shop for school supplies, clothes, and necessities for the upcoming year.
Capela personally helped kids shop for school supplies, clothes, and necessities for the upcoming year.
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CC15 Foundation and Reliant hosted kids and their mentors for the program at Lupe Tortilla.
CC15 Foundation and Reliant hosted kids and their mentors for the program at Lupe Tortilla.
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CC15 Foundation and Reliant hosted kids and their mentors for the program at Lupe Tortilla.
CC15 Foundation and Reliant hosted kids and their mentors for the program at Lupe Tortilla.
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Capela dined with the kids at Lupe Tortilla to kick off the Back 2 School program.
Capela dined with the kids at Lupe Tortilla to kick off the Back 2 School program.
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Capela dined with the kids at Lupe Tortilla to kick off the Back 2 School program.
Capela dined with the kids at Lupe Tortilla to kick off the Back 2 School program.
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The NBA star made time to chat one-on-one with participating children.
The NBA star made time to chat one-on-one with participating children.
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The NBA star made time to chat one-on-one with participating children.
The NBA star made time to chat one-on-one with participating children.

When their teachers ask them what they did this summer, 30 Houston kids will now be able to say they went shopping…with Clint Capela.

With his CC15 Foundation, the star Rocket partnered with Reliant to host the inaugural Back 2 School program last weekend, because why should James Harden get to have all the fun?

Capela selected 30 kids from single-parent homes similar to his own—his experience growing up with a single mom and being in and out of foster care inspired him to start the CC15 Foundation, which provides opportunities and resources to children in foster care and those with low-income single parents—earlier this year.

The kids and their mentors from Big Brothers Big Sisters joined Capela for Saturday morning breakfast tacos at Lupe Tortilla, where he made the rounds to chat with them one-on-one. Each child was also gifted a bag filled with school supplies, swag, and a $300 gift card to Walmart to help kick off the upcoming school year.

Perhaps best of all, Capela joined the kids on their surprise shopping spree, where he personally helped them pick out clothes and supplies. Talk about upping your street playground cred.











Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux
Abby Ledoux traded Canada’s border for Mexico’s when she moved to Texas from northwestern Vermont in November 2017 to join the staff at Houstonia. An alumna of Emerson College’s journalism program in Boston, Abby was previously associate editor of three weekly newspapers in her home state of Vermont. There, she covered everything from Bernie Sanders to the heroin epidemic and won numerous state and regional awards for her work, including the Vermont Press Association’s 2014 Rookie of the Year. She was also an investigative reporting fellow at the New England First Amendment Coalition. Today, Abby is excited to explore Houston’s vibrant, diverse culture (and shopping scene). Aside from fashion and design, she’s passionate about politics, hip hop and Mexican food. She believes leopard is a neutral and red lipstick can fix almost anything.