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Detroit’s Brother Al Mascia puts soup kitchen on wheels
Brother Al Mascia has much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, and so does his flock. After losing the brick-and-mortar headquarters for his Detroit-based charitable operations earlier this month, the brown-robed Franciscan friar has kept serving the homeless, the elderly and others in Detroit. Mascia anticipated the closing of the building more than a year ago and raised $4,000 to buy two specially designed tricycles with vendor carts in front and storage trailers in the back so he wouldn’t miss a beat in serving his clientele.
From The Detroit News: detnews.com/article/20111124/BIZ/111240393/Detroit’s-Brother-Al-Mascia-puts-soup-kitchen-on-wheels
Brother Al Mascia has much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, and so does his flock. After losing the brick-and-mortar headquarters for his Detroit-based charitable operations earlier this month, the brown-robed Franciscan friar has kept serving the homeless, the elderly and others in Detroit. Mascia anticipated the closing of the building more than a year ago and raised $4,000 to buy two specially designed tricycles with vendor carts in front and storage trailers in the back so he wouldn’t miss a beat in serving his clientele.
From The Detroit News: detnews.com/article/20111124/BIZ/111240393/Detroit’s-Brother-Al-Mascia-puts-soup-kitchen-on-wheels