PAL Partners
These fine organizations are special friends of PAL, helping us out in many ways. We hope you'd like to be a PAL Partner, too.
We can't do the work without help!
Armed Forces Retirement HomeHosts our monthly orientations. PAL has been visiting at AFRH for over 25 years!
PAL CLUB PARTNERS
Scholar AcademiesScholar Academies
City Year
City Year coordinates young corps members that dedicate a year of service to improving
communities. At Stanton, a team helps out in the classrooms during the day, and nine corps members stay after school to help out at PAL Club. We work with City Year to improve the quality of our after-school programming and give every child a valuable experience at PAL Club.Earth Conservation Corps (ECC)
ECC is a nonprofit youth
development and environmental service organization located on the heavily
polluted Anacostia River in Southeast Washington, DC, one of our nations most
disadvantaged communities. Since 1992, ECC has provided hundreds of unemployed,
out of school youth ages 17-25 with hands on workforce and leadership
development training, environmental education and media arts training. DC Department of Employment Services
Youth from the DC Office of Youth Employment provide helping hands at camp in the summer, learning and growing alongside their younger neighbors.
Capuchin Franciscan Volunteer Corps
Cap Corps places a full-time college graduate at PAL Club to serve as a PAL Club teacher and Assistant Site Coordinator. Their corps members are integral members of the PAL team and use their talents to make PAL Club and PAL Camp the best they can be.
Capuchin Franciscan Volunteer Corps
Cap Corps places a full-time college graduate at PAL Club to serve as a PAL Club teacher and Assistant Site Coordinator. Their corps members are integral members of the PAL team and use their talents to make PAL Club and PAL Camp the best they can be.











