Help Tony Rebuild His Life and Future

Dear Friends,

Latest Update is that Tony needs to find housing immediately. He is starting work in a few weeks, and he doesn't have a place to live. This is an evolving path and has not been easy, but he is now about to start working again, although it will be part-time to start. Please ask friends and family if anyone has a connection for any type of temporary or permanent housing! If yu know anyone who needs a good employee, remember he has run his own restaurant business for 30 years until Covid. He is recovered well from the accident and his mental state is very good! He is ready to work hard to get his life back. We are still looking for donations and help get him through this period. The best option for Tony would be a place to lie!!! Any help would be much appreciated.

The Emergency update is the hospital rehab facility pushed Tony out the door on Tuesday, November 5 leading him to believe they were taking him to a recovery house in North Hollywood. That turned out to be FALSE and when he returned to the Santa Clarita convalescent Hospital in Newhall they would not allow him in claiming he’d already been released. He is now in desperate need of housing and or whatever is possible.

Tony is now walking with a cane and gaining strength quickly. If Universal Studios can make it happen, he will be authorized to return to work next week. We must find him shelter ASAP.I’m reaching out in hopes that you might be able to help Tony, who is currently in urgent need of work to maintain his temporary housing in LA for the next 30 days. While we’ve secured a small motel room for him, we’re desperate to find employment opportunities to help him stabilize and keep this roof over his head.

Tony is eager, willing to do anything, and ready to work hard. Universal’s promised job has unfortunately not come through, so we are turning to our network in search of any immediate opportunities. If you know of any short-term or long-term jobs that could be a good fit, or if you can help in any other way, we would be deeply grateful.

Additionally, if anyone is able to contribute a donation to help Tony during this critical time, it would go a long way in providing him with the support he needs.

Please feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any leads or suggestions, or if you'd like to make a donation to assist in this push toward stabilization.

Thank you so much for your time and kindness.

Warm regards

Chris Fredrick

Emergency update is the hospital rehab facility pushed Tony out the door on Tuesday, November 5 leading him to believe they were taking him to a recovery house in North Hollywood. That turned out to be FALSE and when he returned to the Santa Clarita convalescent Hospital in Newhall they would not allow him in claiming he’d already been released. He is now in desperate need of housing and or whatever is possible.

Tony is now walking with a cane and gaining strength quickly. If Universal Studios can make it happen, he will be authorized to return to work next week. We must find him shelter ASAP.

His attitude is positive, and he is fully focused on getting his life back. Tony has expressed his sincere gratitude for all the donations received.

We are raising money for Tony Palamara from Burbank, CA for temporary housing, clothing, and relocation. Tony Palamara got hit hard by the Covid lockdown. It was an avalanche of bad luck. He lost his 30-year-old business, Rocky's Bar and Grill. He lost his home, and then a divorce and family breakup followed. Long story short, he ended up on the street homeless for the last 2 years. He had been living in his car on the street and struggling to survive.

In June 2024, he was hit by a car in Van Nuys in a street takeover. He was hit and thrown 50 feet, and the most serious injury was breaking his thigh bone (femur) in half. He was taken to Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Mission Hills for treatment. Immediately after being hit and taken to the hospital, his car and every possession he had was stolen and never recovered. Tony has since been moved to a county rehab center in Newhall, CA. He is now trying to rehab his leg and will be released in 30-60 days with nowhere to go and not able to walk well. It will be another 6-9 months until he can walk normally.

He has a job waiting for him at Universal Studios in the Union if he can get stabilized. He started this job 8 days before the accident and was on his way to recovery, but that was cut short by this accident. Please help us get Tony back on his feet and back to work. Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated. He is a productive member of society and desperate to get his life back in order.