PAL and Police Department Give Out 500 Toys for Holidays
The Miami Beach PAL YDC/Mentoring group and Police Explorers assisted the Police Department with toy distribution to over 500 underprivileged children for the holidays, along with a cookie, hamburger and...
Read MorePAL Gives Out 500 More Book Bags for 10th Year
The Miami Beach Police Athletic League, Inc. held its 10th Annual Book Bag Giveaway – 500 book bags filled with new school supplies were given to underprivileged Miami Beach youngsters. The Police Chief, along with PAL Board Members and PAL volunteers (Youth Director’s Council and Police Explorers) assisted with this wonderful event which was started 10 years ago as an Eagle Scout...
Read MorePAL Mentoring/YDC Kids Celebrate Over 3000 Hours of Community Service
The Miami Beach PAL Mentoring Program and Youth Director Council (YDC), headed by Lori Freedline and Joey Daoud, held a year end recognition event for the kids. After sharing a lunchtime meal together, they were given beautiful certificates to recognize their hard work and community service provided to the Miami Beach PAL, the City of Miami Beach and their residents, and the law enforcement...
Read MorePAL Mentoring Program
For the past few months PAL has been hosting a mentoring program for high school and middle school kids to come together every Saturday, play games, have pizza, and watch educational videos on teen related issues. The program grows each week with new kids, and will continue throughout the...
Read MorePAL Gives Away 500 More Back Packs
PAL continued its annual program of filling 500 back packs with school supplies and giving them to under privaleged kids before the school year started. Helping stuff the backpacks were students from PAL’s Youth Directors Council and Police...
Read MoreYDC and Police Explorers Help Prevent Underage Drinking
The Miami Beach Youth Directors Council and Police Explorers recently helped the Miami Beach Coalition's Sticker Shock program. The kids placed red tags on alcohol in participating stores to discourage people from buying it to give to minors.
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