Bill Boone, founder of Servant’s Heart, thanks Affiliated Computer Services employees for their volunteer effort in collecting more than 1,300 canned food items for distribution to Southside families in need of food at Thanksgiving. Boone also overviews the non-profit organization’s purpose and mission in inviting ACS and its employees to establish a continued relationship with Servant’s Heart. Submitted photos.

Matt Sewell, owner/operator of Chick-fil-A at Southport Road, expresses his thanks to ACS employees for their outstanding effort in helping with the Franklin Township-based food drive initiative. Sewell and his staff rewarded those in the community who helped in providing cans during the recent collection challenge with free coupons for sandwiches and milk shakes at the Chick-fil-A at Southport Road store.

At left, ACS employees help Servant’s Heart founder Bill Boone load collected canned food items into a vehicle at the front of the Franklin Township-based business located on Victory Drive. At right, mascot Chick-fil-A Cow helps Servant’s Heart volunteer Dennis Reimold and ACS workers tote cases of cans for loading.

Jeff Piety, a Servant’s Heart of Indy corporate connector, emphasizes to ACS employees the value of their collection effort. Piety is also an agent with The Tim Back Insurance business that facilitated the launching of the recent food drive that produced the collection of more that 7,700 canned food items.