Jen Andruzzi's guest appearances

Jen Andruzzi

Extra/Ordinary Small Business

Help and Hope Happen Here

Joe Andruzzi

Peter Brown

Ben Scrivens

Melissa Scott

Paul Newman

David Beahm

Dan Shaughnessy

Jeff Morris

Nicole Miller

Eric Newman

Liz Scott

Luke Reynolds

Mark Myers

William Evans

Michael Jensen

OwlTail

Joe Andruzzi played in the National Football League for 10 years and won 3 Super Bowls with the New England Patriots in the early to mid 2000's. Joe was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Burkitts Lymphoma in 2007. In 2008, Joe and his wife Jen started the Joe Andruzzi Foundation as a way to assist families in need who are going through difficult times with their battle with cancer. This Foundation has now helped 30,000 patients in New England, giving  out $7.5 million dollars in grants, many as much as $800.00.  These grants are used to help pay household expenses such as rent, mortages, utilities, cable bills, water bills, gas bills, and other essentials.Joe and Jen have found a true niche in helping these families afflicted by cancer, 

Joe Andruzzi played in the National Football League for 10 years and won 3 Super Bowls with the New England Patriots in the early to mid 2000's. Joe was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin's Burkitts Lymphoma in 2007. In 2008, Joe and his wife Jen started the Joe Andruzzi Foundation as a way to assist families in need who are going through difficult times with their battle with cancer.  This Foundation has now helped 30,000 patients in New England, giving  out $7.5 million dollars in grants, many as much as $800.00.  These grants are used to help pay household expenses such as rent, mortages, utilities, cable bills, water bills, gas bills, and other essentials. Joe and Jen have found a true niche in helping these families afflicted by cancer,

Jen Andruzzi talks about the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, which she and Joe started in 2008 after the 3 time Super Bowl winner with the Patriots was diagnosed with cancer in 2007

There are over 1.5 million registered nonprofits in the United States alone.  And just like the world of business, nonprofits come in many shapes and sizes. While profit may not be a driving force when it comes to many nonprofits, there are many similarities between small businesses and small nonprofits, from living your passion to people management to planning for the future. Today we will touch on many of those topics with Jen Andruzzi, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of the Joe Andruzzi Foundation.   In 2007, Jen’s husband, former New England Patriots three-time Super Bowl-winning offensive guard Joe Andruzzi, was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Burkitt’s lymphoma, ending his football career.    Joe would go on to beat the disease, and he remains cancer-free today, but a new passion grew from his own battle: helping less-fortunate patients and their families. After witnessing first-hand the stress cancer can cause, Jen and Joe formed the Joe Andruzzi Foundation to help cancer patients and their families meet life’s day-to-day challenges.

There are over 1.5 million registered nonprofits in the United States alone.  And just like the world of business, nonprofits come in many shapes and sizes. While profit may not be a driving force when it comes to many nonprofits, there are many similarities between small businesses and small nonprofits, from living your passion to people management to planning for the future. Today we will touch on many of those topics with Jen Andruzzi, Co-Founder, President, and CEO of the Joe Andruzzi Foundation.   In 2007, Jen’s husband, former New England Patriots three-time Super Bowl-winning offensive guard Joe Andruzzi, was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s Burkitt’s lymphoma, ending his football career.    Joe would go on to beat the disease, and he remains cancer-free today, but a new passion grew from his own battle: helping less-fortunate patients and their families. After witnessing first-hand the stress cancer can cause, Jen and Joe formed the Joe Andruzzi Foundation to help cancer patients and their families meet life’s day-to-day challenges.

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