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Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At H.Y.P.E.! On Saturday, December 8th, 2018, over 400 boys and girls, ages five to 12, from PAL (Police Athletic League) After School programs Continue Reading →
On July 17th, the Police Athletic League and Executive Director Frederick Watts were honored for their great work from Harlem to Hollis at City & State’s Protecting New York Summit Continue Reading →
On July 10, 2018, hundreds of boys and girls celebrated at the Police Athletic League’s (PAL) Harlem Center, located at 441 Manhattan Avenue, in a kick off of PAL’s Summer Continue Reading →
The Police Athletic League (PAL) held a Poetry Writing Contest for children from all five boroughs as part of the PAL ARTS After School Program. Support The Next Generation Of Continue Reading →
Every year, the Police Athletic League (PAL) comes up with a theme for its participants to explore. This past year, PAL youngsters explored “Music From Around the World” as part Continue Reading →
In Harlem, the Police Athletic League (PAL) boys and girls participated in PAL’s Floral Contest 2017, with youngsters at PAL’s Harlem Center at 441 Manhattan Avenue in Harlem, New York. Continue Reading →
On June 15, 2017, over 150 Police Athletic League (PAL) children, including boys and girls from PAL Centers in Manhattan, participated in the 9th Annual Junior Police Jamboree at the NYPD Continue Reading →
On May 3, 2017, Police Athletic League children, families, friends and supporters gathered at the PAL Ptl. William A. Duncan Center, 552 West 52nd Street in Manhattan, to celebrate the Continue Reading →
Artwork by four Manhattan children, Ramfis Matos, Oumar Komara, Annette Bonsa, and Nicholas Spencer, is featured in the 2017 Police Athletic League (PAL) Calendar. Support The Next Generation Of Publisher’s At Continue Reading →
On December 10, 2016, the Police Athletic League (PAL), the city’s largest, independent, nonprofit youth organization, hosted hundreds of boys and girls, ages six to 10, from all five boroughs Continue Reading →