Back to Their Future
Thanks to the support of community partners and PAL Board members, Boston youth engagement and experiential learning continues to help our youth get Back to
November 10, 2022
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Boston PAL is dedicated to promoting positive relationships between the community and law enforcement. We support programs and initiatives that IMPACT, INSPIRE and EMPOWER our youth and guide them towards a successful future.
Are you interested in BOXING? Would you like to see the pros in action, learn cross-training skills and get fit? Don’t miss the youth boxing camp!
Michelle Zeidonis, Children’s Hospital nutritionist, Jenna Patterson, law enforcement advocate and Officer spouse, and Stephen Ramunno, Everett Police and Youth Resource Officer, are deep in training and fundraising for the 127th Boston Marathon.
Meet our runners and support their efforts below!
Support Boston youth and community engagement through our Marathon runners!
PAL is building trust and changing lives. By supporting empowering youth development programs and inspiring mentorship initiatives, we are providing life-changing opportunities and helping to build a better Boston!
PAL's programs operate throughout all Boston neighborhoods. Thousands of children and young people benefit each year from PAL resources. From youth/police dialogues to basketball games, from Junior Police Academy to flashlight walks, from book clubs to boxing lessons - Boston youth are interacting with police every day. PAL makes this possible.
The Unity Basketball Program gives the State Police and our partner organizations the opportunity to invest in the future of our young people by strengthening relationships between Troopers, youth players, and the surrounding communities. This important investment of resources and time and the constructive interaction with the players will reap important benefits, including the understanding of the common ground, common values, and common goals shared by law enforcement officers and community members alike.
In partnership with the Boston Police Department, Massachusetts State Police, Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department, and other local law enforcement agencies, PAL provides sports, recreational, educational, cultural, and social programs, for boys and girls of all ages, with an emphasis on promoting character development, improving educational outcomes, and reducing crime. PAL also provides direct support of community initiatives and citywide family and senior engagement events.
Thanks to the support of community partners and PAL Board members, Boston youth engagement and experiential learning continues to help our youth get Back to
Colonel Mason of the Massachusetts State Police joined in on the fun this week at our Team Unity Basketball League. The Tobin Community Center was
The Massachusetts State Police, Boston PAL and the Tobin BCYF Center rolled out the Unity Summer Basketball League last week and the first league games