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Special Access
Youth enrolled in Homework
Club have first access to
multiple clubs, special events
and activities.
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Bowling Club
Tennis Club
Basketball League
Mentoring
Holiday Lights in the Park
Field Trips
(Bronx Zoo, Basketball Hall
of Fame, Howe Caverns &
Great Escape)
Movies with Albany PAL
Step/Drill Club
Lacrosse Club
Track & Field Club
Holiday Break Camps
(Winter Recess & Spring
Break Camps)
Special Events
(Bike Rodeo, TU Center
Events, College Events)
The Albany
Police Athletic
League, (PAL)
Inc.
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Albany PAL
For more information about programs, events
and clubs please contact the Albany PAL Office,
Sgt. (Ret.) Leonard R. Ricchiuti,
Executive Director
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Public Safety Building
165 Henry Johnson Blvd.
Albany, NY 12210
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|Office|
844 Madison Ave
Albany, NY 12208
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www.albanypal.org
E: albanypalprograms@nycap.rr.com
P: 518-435-0392
F: 518-458-8695
The Alban PAL Mission
For over 20 years, Albany
PAL has continued its
tradition of providing unique
opportunities for all children
in the City of Albany.
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“The Albany Police Athletic League (PAL), Inc. builds
partnerships among youth, police and communities through
collaborative programs designed to encourage and develop
good citizenship and improve the quality of life in Albany,
New York.”
Homework Club
2011-2012
Enrollment
About Albany PAL
Building brighter futures for more than 20
years in the City of Albany, New York–
The Albany Police Athletic League (PAL),
Inc. is a juvenile crime prevention
program that brings local youth, City
police and Albany community residents
together in non-law enforcement settings.
PAL accomplishes its goals by providing
numerous educational, recreational, and
athletic programs to thousands of Albany
youth each year. These activities equip
youth to build relationships, instill selfrespect and discipline and develop
character. Ranging from Chess, to Martial
Arts, Youth Leadership Council to
Lacrosse– There is a program for
everyone at PAL! PAL membership is
open to all youth who live in or attend
school in the City of Albany, regardless of
race, sex, or socio-economic
circumstances, with an emphasis on
those youth who are most underserved
and underprivileged. PAL is dedicated to
providing youth with the support and skills
they will need to journey towards a
brighter future.
Getting Involved at PAL
We welcome and encourage teens and
adults to play a bigger role in the lives of
our children.
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Become a Mentor.
Coach a Club.
Enroll in the Youth Leadership
Council and/or Explorers
Programs (Teens)
If you have limited time, but have access
to other resources, please consider:
 Sponsoring a Club
 Make a donation
All donations are tax-deductible.
Enrolling your child in Albany PAL’s
Homework Club is simple.
PAL After School-Homework Club
To enroll:
1. Call the PAL Office at (518) 4350392 and set up a time to come in.
2. Complete the Homework Club
application during your visit. You
will need:
Location| VI Community Center
Daily| 2:15pm – 6:00 pm
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Current Health Records
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A photo ID
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$25 registration fee
Homework Club is designed to be
a safe structured environment for
youth in grades 1 through 7.
3. Pay the first month’s tuition prior to
the start of program in September.
In order to provide the best possible
service to each child, Albany PAL charges
a minimal tuition to families who enroll their
child/children in the Homework Club.
Albany PAL Homework Club is based on
the ability to pay, with 5 different tier
payment levels available.
The first month’s tuition is due at the time
you submit your application with
subsequent payments due on the 1st day
of each month.
Scholarships are given on a case by case
basis. Not everyone who applies may receive
a scholarship.
Payments are due promptly on the first day of
the month.
Checks made payable to Albany PAL.
Youth receive homework
assistance, snack and participate
in different activities each day.
Youth members are supervised
and mentored by Albany Police
Officers, PAL staff, and college
interns.
After homework is completed
children often play in the gym or
outside (weather permitting), play
table and board games, or work in
PAL’s computer room.
The After School Homework Club
also strives to include a relevant
social, environmental and cultural
project each day that youth may
participate in.