10/09/2026
❤️ CREATING CHANGE STARTS WITH COMMUNITY. ❤️
💔 A Difficult Update from The MASA Project of Arizona
For the past year, we’ve served thousands of hot meals to individuals and families experiencing homelessness and food insecurity near 19th Avenue & Camelback Road in Phoenix.
Sadly, we were recently informed that property owners near Dollar Dealz no longer want food services or outreach taking place in that area.
We have respected their wishes and discontinued meal service at this location.
Unfortunately, our charity has also endured nearly a year of online harassment targeting our volunteers, supporters, and potential community partners. Despite everything, we’ve continued showing up for those who need us most.
Recently, local officials encouraged us to temporarily step back, reevaluate our strategies, and explore alternative ways to serve our community.
While the circumstances have been unusual, we respect the officials involved and remain committed to working together toward positive solutions. We will also obtain any permits necessary for our operations.
💔 But here’s what breaks our hearts:
The hunger doesn’t stop just because the food service does.
Families are still hungry. People are still sleeping on sidewalks. And many individuals have come to depend on the meals our volunteers provide.
During this transition, we intend to continue distributing water and life-saving Narcan where permitted while working toward new arrangements for our hot meal services.
🙏 We aren’t giving up. We’re adapting.
We believe neighborhoods, property owners, local officials, and nonprofits can work together to create solutions that benefit everyone.
We don’t want conflict. We want compassion.
To everyone who has supported us, volunteered, donated, or simply shared a kind word: THANK YOU. ❤️
📍 Phoenix, Arizona
❤️ The MASA Project of Arizona
501(c)(3) Nonprofit | AZ QCO #22621
OUR LOCATION MAY CHANGE. OUR MISSION NEVER WILL.
Because creating change starts with COMMUNITY. ❤️
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