Hollywood Police Activities League
Check out Hollywood PAL's 2011 Annual Report by clicking here.
What is PAL?
The Police Activities League is a youth crime prevention program first instituted in the 1910’s, which relies on a variety of athletic and recreational activities to cement a bond between police officers and youth. The program keeps “at-risk” kids off the street by providing them with positive alternatives to drugs and gangs and gives them a variety of ways to become more involved with their community. PAL is a national program with a membership exceeding 1.5 million children ages 6 to 17. PAL has more than 350 law enforcement agencies serving over 700 cities with 1,700 facilities throughout the United States.
The Hollywood PAL Chapter, formed in the mid-1990’s, is a volunteer-driven organization that is dependent upon support from the private sector - individuals, business leaders, corporations and foundations. With the help of several LAPD officers who work full-time with our youth, we strive to teach children to become productive, responsible and caring individuals. We provide educational, cultural, social and athletic activities at various supervised locations throughout Hollywood.
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Vision Statement
Hollywood PAL will work to prevent juvenile crime and delinquency by offering area youth positive, healthy and enriching activities under the supervision and mentorship of police officers and other adult role models. Hollywood PAL will be seen as the pre-eminent youth organization that unites Hollywood’s business community, neighborhood leaders, law enforcement organizations and educational institutions through a passionate commitment to positively change the lives of children and families in Hollywood’s underserved neighborhoods.

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