NCPAL Annual Gala
6th Annual Charity Fundraiser
Celebrating 82 years
Nassau Police Activity League 6th annual charity fundraiser
Date
Thursday, May 5, 2022
Location
The Barn
Old Bethpage Village RestorationTime
TBD
In 1940, under the direction of Nassau County’s first Police Commissioner, Abraham Skidmore, the Nassau County Police Boys Club was formed. 82 years later our mission is still the same, to prevent juvenile delinquency by bridging the gap between police officers and the youth of our communities.Since that time there have been several changes to our organization, including changing the name to Nassau County Police Activity League (NCPAL). We are proud to be considered one of the largest PALs in the nation with 20,000 youth participating in our programs annually. NCPAL operates 31 units in over 40 communities throughout Nassau County providing sports, crafts, education, and other programs for all boys and girls regardless of race, religion, income or disability.
Event Information & Itinerary
- 6:30-8:30pm Cocktails, Carving Stations, & Petite Entrée Stations
- 8:30-9:30pm Presentations
- 9:30-10:30pm Dancing & Dessert
Ticket reservations required; Space is limited; Business casual attire
Kindly respond by April 15, 2022 to Nassau County PAL
Phone: 516-573-2250
Email: gala@nassaucountypal.org
Address & Directions
The Barn at Old Bethpage Village Restoration
1303 Round Swamp Road, Old Bethpage, NY 11804
VOLUNTEER HERO OF THE YEAR
Each year, NCPAL takes time to recognize some very special volunteers within PAL. These men and women who volunteer their time are the foundation and success of our programming. NCPAL will be honoring seven outstanding Lifetime PAL Volunteer Heroes this year. These volunteers have been instrumental in continued programs and activities within their communities for at least ten years. Many have volunteered for generations. It is with great pride that we recognize their outstanding contributions to PAL and the youth of Nassau County. Congratulations and thank you!
Everton Marcus (Baldwin)
Paul Tzinivis (Bellmore)
Mike Nelson (County LAX)
Joseph Melfa (Farmingdale)
Bill Monahan (Massapequa)
George “Skip” Haile (Merrick)
James “Jimmy” Galasso (Oyster Bay- East Norwich)
Jack Young (Plainview)
Please show your support and help us congratulate our Unit Volunteer “Hero of the Year” recipients
Full Color Journal Ads
Inside Front Cover...............$2,000
Inside Back Cover................$2,000
Full Page....................................$1,200
Half Page ..................................$750
Quarter Page..........................$400
Business Page........................$150
Sponsorships
Sponsor of the Year...........$10,000
10 Tickets Diamond
Sponsorship............................$7,500
8 Tickets
Platinum Sponsorhip ......$5,000
6 Tickets
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Heart of Gold Sponsorship.......$2,500
Table Sponsorship..........................$1,500
Bronze Sponsorship ....................$500
Fan of PAL...........................................$100
Thank you for your contribution. This year’s fundraising will go toward our Coaches Safety Training Initiative where we provide free training to all coaches and our CPR and AED programs. Please make checks payable to: NCPAL Contributions are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. NCPAL is a 501(c)3 non profit organization.
Sponsorships, Grants, Donations all contribute to the efforts in maintaining and providing new and continued affordable programs to the youth throughout Nassau County. All donations are tax deductible as NCPAL is a non-profit 501 c3 organization
What people are saying about PAL
“The involvement of Police Officers is extremely important for the operations of the PAL. The backbone of PAL was – and is – to provide a bridge between the community and police force so that there could be open lines of communication so the youth can understand that the cops are not there to be against them, but are here to help them. Having an active and involved Police presence is fundamental to the PAL Programs.”
“Being a coach and seeing a child score their first goal or get their first basket or hit, the look on their faces and on their parents faces, well nothing beats that and think, I get to be a part o f it.”
“Seeing a kid who in other leagues may not have an opportunity to play and to see him/her not only do well in PAL but thrive is just as exhilarating as watching the best kid play.”
“Teaching kids to enjoy the game and have fun is a priority to me, all while having the children learn and develop not only as athletes, but as upstanding young men and women”