Heartillery Group in Nocatee, Gives Love and Gratitude to Soldiers and Veterans, Learn How You Can Help Meet Emily Spencer, Nocatee resident and founder/CEO of Heartillery Group. Heartillery Group is a nonprofit that’s mission is to show...
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Listen as Pete The Job Guy interviews Heartillery Founder Emily Spencer to tell her story as a Military Spouse and how she founded Heartillery. Learn about Heartillery Group’s amazing accomplishments in 2020. Pete ‘The Job Guy’ Langlois is...
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Heartillery Group’s own Jessie Cappuccilli receives a grant from Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation for the non-profit’s work work sending cards and care packages to servicemen and women stationed overseas...
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Army Lt. Col. Theresa Rusin spent nine months away from her husband, Denny, as she served on the front lines in Afghanistan. Sunday morning, amid applause from fellow service members and their families, she gave her husband a bouquet of white...
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It all started with a simple question. “How can we give back?“ Last September, Lauren Eliopoulos was sitting in her Mansfield kitchen and brainstorming with two girlfriends. The trio was looking for ways to volunteer their time in a positive...
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Emily Spencer, Founder of Heartillery Group, Receives Grant from Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation On Thursday, August 6th, The Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin-Robbins Community Foundation (DDBRCF) held a check...
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FOXBORO (CBS) – Dozens of volunteers participated in a packing party Sunday in Foxboro, putting together 500 care packages for soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. “They love it,” said Lauren Eliopoulous, founder of Hero Helpers. “We get...
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FOXBORO – Hero Heart Collection is hosting a care package packing event for troops from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, June 29 at the Foxboro American Legion. Hero Helpers of America joined forces with Heartillery Group to create Hero Heart Collection...
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After spending nine months in Afghanistan, First Lt. Scott Spencer has returned home to Norwood and is adjusting to live as a civilian. Though he was in Afghanistan, Spencer received a reminder of home thanks to his wife’s efforts. Emily Spencer...
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