Help Rebuild Freddy’s Antiques: A Beloved Community Treasure

My name is Freddy James Tenorio, and I am writing this on behalf of my father, Freddy Tenorio

For over 16 years, my dad’s store, Freddy’s Antiques, was a cornerstone of the Altadena community. It wasn’t just a store—it was a place that brought people together, where history came alive, and where friendships were formed over shared stories and a love for timeless treasures. Tragically, the Eaton Canyon fires reduced this cherished space to ashes, leaving behind a profound sense of loss for our family and the community that loved it.

Freddy’s Antiques was my dad’s dream come to life. He poured his heart and soul into every detail, creating a space where people could discover unique pieces and reconnect with the past. More than that, it was a place of connection—a gathering spot for neighbors, friends, and visitors who found joy and inspiration in the store’s warmth and character.

The fire took more than a business—it took a piece of our community. But with your help, we can rebuild not just Freddy’s Antiques, but also the sense of togetherness and hope it represented.

Your generosity will go toward helping my dad start anew: securing a new space, rebuilding inventory, and recreating the environment that so many people held dear. This isn’t just about restoring a store; it’s about rebuilding a place where our community can gather, share, and heal after this devastating loss.

Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to our goal of bringing back Freddy’s Antiques and everything it stood for. Together, we can rebuild what was lost and create something even more meaningful for the future.

Thank you for your kindness, support, and belief in the power of community. Let’s show that even in the face of loss, we can come together to rebuild and restore hope.

With heartfelt gratitude,

Freddy James Tenorio