Get ready for a great weekend of Basketball! Don't Miss Out on the 2020 Florida PAL State Basketball Championships.
Registration Deadline for SFAPAL Chapters, February 26, 2020 2:00 PM EST!
Location: Jacksonville PAL
Dates: March 27-29, 2020
FLORIDA PAL Goes BACK To TALLAHASSEE and SPEAKS with Criminal Justice Subcommittee about our bill!!!
Read all about the Legislative Committees 2nd trip to Tallahassee to get Florida PAL legislation passed. Please support our efforts and 'Thank You' for all you do!!
What's So Special about this SPECIALTY TAG...it saves money, prevents crime, and saves lives. For over 35 years, Florida PAL has been at the front lines preventing juvenile delinquency with over 40 chapters statewide. It has been said that it takes a village and positive role models are needed. In the State of Florida, you can be that positive role model by purchasing a PAL tag for your vehicle. BE A PAL; show your support. Whenever you are driving with our specialty tag on your car you are sending out a message. The message is one of concern for the social and academic development of Florida's youth.
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During the holidays and throughout the year when you shop at AMAZON using smile.amazon.com you generate AmazonSmile donations for State of Florida Assoc of Police Athletic Activities Leagues Inc. Just click on the link and put in State of Florida Assoc of Police Athletic Activities Leagues Inc and start shopping. Thank you so much for your support of our program!
Read all about Youth Conference Committee Alumni Ileana Garcia formerly of City of Miami PAL! If you want to know what a FLORIDA PAL Kid looks like...SHE IS IT!!! Thank you Ileana for setting the example of a great PAL kid. Thank you for all you do! You are an inspiration!
by Karen Fleming
"People sometimes believe success is a later-in-life thing that takes years to get to, and when you get there it's like sitting back in a reclining chair and counting the money that flows through the pipes in your house. But that's not how it works," Max said. "Success comes in stages and can happen at any time in your life."
"I consider myself to be successful now as I plan to be the first in my family to graduate college and I have a secure management job with the company I've wanted to work for since I was a kid. That is success for me, and success can be whatever you want it to be."
MAX TRAPASSO is a FLORIDA PAL Kid!