Seventh Day Adventist Church of Titusville

                                                    Adventist Community Services (A.C.S.) 

                                                      Jackie Hershberger, Program Manager

WE APOLOGIZE THAT WE WILL NOT HAVE A FOOD DISTRIBUTION IN JANUARY 2025 DUE TO CONSTRUCTION ON OUR FACILITY.  PLEASE CHECK BACK TO OUR WEBSITE FOR ALL UPDATES IN JANUARY.  A LIST OF THE OTHER FOOD DISTRIBUTION ORGANIZATIONS IN TITUSVILLE WAS PROVIDED TO EVERYONE THAT ATTENDED OUR  DECEMBER DISTRIBUTION,                                

Adventist Community Services, (ACS) food  pantry distribution is the second (2nd) Thursday of each month, 1pm - 3pm and again 4pm - 6pm  this is a drive through process. If you have not registered you will need to go inside to register and then return to your vehicle to go through the drive thru to pick up your food: 

                                                     Titusville Seventh-Day Adventist Church

                                                                     5005 Brna Ave.

                                                                       Titusville,  FL 

our next distribution date will be posted on this website when available. Due to construction in our facility we will not be providing food distribution in January 2025. This is for Brevard County residents.  I.D. helpful but not needed.  Remember to bring your Pantry ID card. We are an equal opportunity provider.

A.C.S. Food Pantry - Exciting news.  At our August Board meeting, we voted to extend the hours of our present pantry food distribution  hours.  Now we will be open the 2nd Thursday of the month  from 1:00pm to 3:00pm we will operate the drive through pantry as we do now and then from 4:00 to 6:00pm the clients will come into the church to sign in and receive their food.  This has several advantages: 

1. It allows us to meet the requirements of Second Harvest and the USDA from whom we receive most of our food  

2. It allows working folks and students time to come and receive food. 

3. It opens up a time for working men and women and families (especially from our congregation) to volunteer their time once a month in the pantry. 

4. It gives us an opportunity to talk with the clients and get to know them and refer them to other agencies that may be able to help them. 

5. It will relieve the earlier workers, many who have spent from 4 to 8 hours working there already. Also it will require less volunteers on that shift.

                                                                        DISTRIBUTION DATES

                                                                NEXT DISTRIBUTION DATE TBD