T Mychael's Relief Fund

On Saturday night in St. Paul, Rambo picked up a group of five teenagers on University Avenue who told him they needed a ride to the next train station. After taking them to where they'd asked, one of the teens asked him to drive one more block and turn. After turning onto a residential street, the teen behind him put a gun to the back of Rambo's head and "tapped me on the back of my head with the gun, which was more than a tap."

"Next thing I knew I got hit again, and barreled my foot onto the brake. The car lunged forward, which gave me enough time to eject myself from the car," he said.

The teen with the gun jumped out after him and put the gun against Rambo's temple while one of the other passengers emptied his pockets.

"And they drove off into the night," Rambo said.

Rambo is now recovering from a concussion; he also has some stitches and plans to see a hypno-psychotherapist specializing in injury and trauma.

"I've been angry, I've been hurt and saddened," Rambo said, adding he knows it's important that the young people involved are held accountable so they can understand there are consequences to their actions. "But I just happen to be wired in a way that operates from a place a light, and I really choose to remain there."

An Article from MPR news.  As well as being a seasoned performer who has made recordings and graced the stages all over the twin cities, he is also a teacher, mentor and community organizer who has worked  teaching young people who come from diverse communities all over the twin cities to strengthen their belief in their own talents and abilities through theater arts, and bring this newly discovered confidence to whatever career path they choose to pursue. 

At this time, T Mychael is unable to work or drive. Whatever you can give will be greatly appreciated to help him through this difficult period.  God bless you.