FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LONGWOOD, Florida (January 29, 2025) – Christian Tech Center Ministries, a non-profit organization which serves people in need with free tech services and computer equipment, has recently obtained a commercial vehicle to facilitate on-site services and bulk computer equipment transportation, and it has already been making some big impacts in the community.

The Ford Transit Connect cargo van, aptly named “Jireh One,” was purchased last fall with a restricted funding grant award from The Father’s Table Foundation. Media 1 in Sanford subsequently donated a professional wrap, giving the vehicle an eye-catching appearance when it was unveiled to the public in December during the City of Longwood’s 2024 Christmas Parade.

Using this vehicle, Christian Tech Center Ministries has been able to perform more on-site services for people in need, receive bulk equipment donations from nearby businesses and municipalities, and complete large-scale projects including several community computer labs at local nonprofit facilities. It was also used to transport relief supplies after Hurricane Milton, in conjunction with efforts led by Northland Church and Mercy Road Initiatives.

“Having this vehicle has truly elevated the capabilities of our mission to a level far exceeding all expectations,” said Andre Klass, founder and executive director of Christian Tech Center Ministries. “We are very grateful to The Father’s Table Foundation and Media 1 for this blessing as we continue to serve our community at a greater capacity than ever before.”

Since launching in 2022, Christian Tech Center Ministries has given away over 2,000 free computers to underprivileged families and other nonprofit organizations. With the new year, the organization has continued to expand its programmatic approach and accelerate the availability of services, workshops, and equipment distribution.

Media Contact:

Andre Klass, Executive Director
Andre@christiantechcenter.com
407-545-8090