Kevin Huvane has donated a second van to Project Angel Food, this time in memory of his father, Martin “Pop” Huvane. The electric vehicle is the charity’s first and will help deliver meals across Los Angeles County.
01Summary
- 01CAA co-chairman Kevin Huvane donated the van to Los Angeles-based Project Angel Food in honour of his late father, Martin “Pop” Huvane.
- 02It is the second van Huvane has given to the charity after donating one in 2024 in memory of his brother, talent manager Chris Huvane.
- 03The new electric van was unveiled at CAA’s Los Angeles offices on Wednesday and is the first electric van in Project Angel Food’s history.
- 04Project Angel Food says the van can travel up to 130 miles on one charge and carry enough meals and supplement bags for up to 50 clients a day.
- 05The charity delivers more than 1.5 million meals a year and serves more than 2,600 clients a day across 92 routes in Los Angeles County.
02Why it matters
The donation gives Project Angel Food a new electric vehicle to expand meal deliveries to seriously ill, homebound residents. It also highlights continued support from a prominent Hollywood executive for the charity’s work.
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