As reported by the AP:A Franciscan friar lost the brick-and-mortar headquarters for his Detroit-based charitable operations earlier this month.
But that hasn't stopped Brother Al Mascia from serving the homeless, elderly and others in Detroit.
Mascia raised $4,000 to buy two specially designed tricycles with vendor carts in front and storage trailers in back so he wouldn't miss a beat in serving his clientele.
On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Mascia pedals into the outdoor waiting area of the Rosa Parks Transit Center on the tricycle.
He comes loaded with hot drinks, sandwiches and fruit, small packets of toiletries and clothing.
Mascia tells the Detroit News he wants the disadvantaged in Detroit "to know that someone is thinking about them."
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