CAA Co-Chairman Kevin Huvane Dedicates Project Angel Food Van to His Late Father
Kevin Huvane has donated Project Angel Food’s first electric delivery van in memory of his late father, Martin “Pop” Huvane. The gift expands the Los Angeles nonprofit’s capacity to deliver meals to critically ill people and honours his father’s commitment to helping others.
The van is the 17th in the organisation’s fleet and Huvane’s second donation, following one in honour of his late brother, Chris. Unveiled at a ceremony outside CAA’s Century City headquarters, it will join a fleet that delivers more than 1.5 million meals each year across Los Angeles County.
- Kevin Huvane donated an electric van in his father’s memory.
- It is Project Angel Food’s first electric delivery van.
- The fleet delivers over 1.5 million meals each year.
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Project Angel Food is a Los Angeles nonprofit that prepares and delivers meals to people who are critically ill. Its delivery fleet helps it reach recipients across Los Angeles County, where the organisation provides more than 1.5 million meals a year.
Kevin Huvane is a co-chairman of Creative Artists Agency (CAA), a talent and entertainment agency based in Los Angeles. He has supported Project Angel Food with vehicle donations before, including one in memory of his late brother, Chris.
The new van is the organisation’s first electric delivery vehicle. It adds to a fleet that enables Project Angel Food to bring meals to people who may have difficulty getting the food and support they need.