Police Athletic League, Greenville NC

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👮‍♂️Police Athletic League (PAL) – Youth Community Outreach

The Youth Community Outreach Division of the Greenville Police Department focuses on education and rehabilitation rather than punishment when working with juveniles and young offenders.

• Our mission is to develop and implement programs that actively engage youth, educate participants, and prevent juvenile delinquency. By partnering with local agencies that serve youth, we strengthen community connections and provide targeted programs that address the unique needs and concerns of Greenville’s young population. Through these efforts, PAL fosters mutual respect, mentorship, and positive relationships between youth, law enforcement, and community partners. 

• The Police Athletic League (PAL) connects youth with police officers to build positive relationships through educational, cultural, character-building, athletic, and recreational activities.

In 2019, PAL proudly served:

• 100 youth during Summer Camp
• 50 youth per semester in After School Programs
• 30 youth during Spring Break Camp

Through fun and mentorship, PAL empowers youth to learn, grow, and thrive in a supportive community.

☀️PAL Summer Camp Summer Fee: $50 per child (NO REFUND POLICY)

Since its launch in 2007, the Greenville PAL Summer Camp has provided an exciting, safe, and enriching experience for children ages 5–13. This eight-week program is offered at three convenient locations: South Greenville Recreation Center, E.B. Aycock Middle School, and Eppes Recreation Center. In the summer of 2019, the camps welcomed 100 youth, offering engaging activities led by PAL Officers, part-time staff, and seven rotating School Resource Officers (SROs). PAL Summer Camp has also partnered with the Girl Scouts to provide special workshops and activities for girls, ensuring a well-rounded experience filled with fun, learning, and mentorship. Through games, hands-on activities, and positive role models, the PAL Summer Camp empowers children to learn, grow, and create lasting memories.  

🎒PAL After School Program Fall Fee: $40 (Aug – Dec) | Winter Fee: $40 (Jan – Jun) (NO REFUND POLICY)

Since its launch in Fall 2007, the Greenville PAL After School Program has provided a safe, engaging, and educational environment for youth on every day that Pitt County Schools are in session. Our program operates at two convenient locations: West Eppes Recreation Center and South Greenville Recreation Center, serving approximately 50 students per site each semester.

The program partners with local agencies and community organizations to enhance learning and mentorship opportunities:

• ECU Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement (CLCE): Provides engaging activities such as Design for Change workshops, tutoring, and Pirate PALS, where college student volunteers serve as mentors through sports and leadership programs.
• ECU College of Education-STEM CORPS EAST: Offers STEM tutoring and enrichment, helping students improve in mathematics and science through hands-on activities. This partnership continues into