SF PAL 2016 Golf Tournament @ Sharp Park
On Thursday, June 2, 2016 SF PAL hosted its annual Golf Tournament and Fundraiser at Sharp Park Golf Course located in Pacifica, California. The golf course, designed by Allister Mackenzie, boasts spectacular views of the California coastline and is considered one of the most scenic locations which hosts a challenging golf course. It was a great day for competition, but more so it was a great day to support SF PAL and its many programs. A group of over eighty golfers took on the course and posted some great scores. The tournament was won by a contingent from Tenderloin Station; Daniel Faulkner, Patrick Machi, Kevin Nestor, and Michael White, who posted a score of 60. Their names will appear on the perpetual PAL Golf Trophy and the trophy will be displayed at the Police Officers’ Association building in San Francisco. The day was a huge success in raising funds for PAL’s youth programs. Thank you to all of our players, donors, and sponsors for supporting PAL. We would also like to give a special thank you Eric Farber of Pacific Worker’s Compensation – Farber & Company Attorneys for sponsoring the Harley Davidson and four Nike gift cards (valued at $250/each) for the tournament. Unfortunately no one made a hole-in-one to win the Harley Davidson, but there is always next year. We would also like to thank executive chef Kevin Ramsey of Sharp Park for being a very gracious host. Hope to see all of you next year. To view photos from the event, please click here!
On May 28, 2016 SF PAL’s own Cadet Sergeant Dexter
Cato graduated from Gateway High School and was recognized by his student body and faculty as being the most community service oriented student in his graduating class. Dexter will continue his education at the prestigious UC Berkeley; subsequently pursuing a career in law enforcement. We want to congratulate him on his accomplishments and wish him much success in his future endeavors. Congratulations Dexter.
On Sunday, May 22nd, SF PAL in conjunction with San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department held “The Kids’ Games” track and field event at the historic site at Kezar Stadium.
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On a beautiful, crisp Saturday morning, SFPAL made its presence felt at the annual Ocean Beach Clean-Up. PAL Cadets joined with other community members to celebrate Earth Day by getting together to tidy up beautiful Ocean Beach, one of San Francisco’s most famous landmarks. It’s just one more way that SFPAL shows its love for The City it serves.
