Marianne Williamson (Thought Leader and Project Angel Food Founder), Pauley Perrette (NCIS, Project Angel Food Trustee), Sandra Lee (Emmy-winning TV Host), Rufus Wainwright (2021 Grammy Nominee), and Project Angel Food’s Executive Director Richard Ayoub came together on an inspiring day in Hollywood to celebrate the delivery of Project Angel Food’s 14 millionth meal.
The program opened with Rufus Wainwright performing a moving rendition of Over the Rainbow from his upcoming streaming event “Rufus Does Judy at Capitol Studios” on June 10. Marianne spoke, dedicated the meal which was presented to Richard Eshoo, a client beginning in 1994, living with HIV.
From its kitchen in Los Angeles, Project Angel Food provides medically tailored meals to 2,300 people per day who are living with life-threatening illnesses such as HIV/AIDS, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. The organization was founded in 1989 in response to the AIDS, and today prepares and delivers over one million meals per year.
Photos by Brandon Garcia
Founder Marianne Williamson 
Project Angel Food’s special touch 
Project Angel Food’s Executive Director Richard Ayoub 
Marianne Williamson speaks to donors. 
Rufus Wainwright performs Somewhere Over The Rainbow. 
Actress Pauley Perrette embraces volunteers. 
Project Angel Food’s volunteer force 
Project Angel Food’s kitchen 
WEHOville’s Larry Block offers to make a donation to Project Angel Food’s Executive Director Richard Ayoub. 
Project Angel Food’s kitchen 
[…] Angel Food, which served its 14th million meal this year and just last week named a new CEO. This organization is a bright light for countless people […]
[…] Today, the nonprofit organization prepares and delivers 2,300 medically tailored meals every day to people living with all types of life-threatening illness, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. This year, they marked their 14,000,000th meal served. […]
[…] Today, the nonprofit organization prepares and delivers 2,300 medically tailored meals every day to people living with all types of life-threatening illness, including cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc. This year, they marked their 14,000,000th meal served. […]
Great job Brandon.