The Pasadena Police Department’s Police Activities League, in partnership with The Salvation Army - Pasadena, offers a positive alternative to middle and high school students in the Pasadena area.

During the school year, PAL provides transportation to its members from select school campuses to the PAL center. The PAL program offers:

Positive Role Models,
Mentoring,
And College Preparations

Pasadena PAL has served over 3000 youth and sponsored activities such as: arts & crafts, computer classes, culinary arts, dances, field trips, gymnastics, jewelry making, tutoring and personal development, as well as local, state and national tournaments in basketball, golf, karate, soccer and softball. PAL art instruction is provided by artists knowledgeable and experienced in various art mediums.

To discover more, click on the below link:
 myspace.com/pasadenapal

The Salvation Army was awarded the Community partnership Award by California PAL for demonstrating outstanding support, encouragement and assistance to Pasadena PAL.PAL youth have competed in the Southern Section California PAL Basketball Tournaments PAL youth have competed in California PAL Soccer Tournaments PAL youth have participated in California PAL Softball Tournaments, Golf Tournaments, and
Martial Arts Tournaments PAL youth from the Youth Directors Council have participated in the Sacramento Experience in Sacramento, California

The PAL staff can provide additional information concerning the hours of operation, and about other special events planned during the summer. Previous summer activities have
included: Golf, swimming, pool and video game tournaments, excursions to beaches and theme parks, and camping adventures.

The PAL Center
 960 East Walnut Street.

After School hours are
3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.,
Monday – Thursday.

You can receive tutoring, computer training, or play video games, billiards, ping pong, jump rope and other games. You can even go bicycling, play basketball, volleyball or just relax with friends!

Click on the below image to see the
PAL's brochure: