2016 PAL Canned Food Drive




The San Francisco Police Activities League – SF PAL Cadet Program – held it’s 1st annual Canned Food Drive benefiting St. Anthony’s Foundation; an organization dedicated to helping those who are less fortunate in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco. The 2016 SF PAL Canned Food Drive was a tremendous success due to a collaborative effort with Costco SF, San Francisco Police Credit Union, and the San Francisco Police Department. We collected over 2000 canned and packaged goods for donation. We all pitched in to lend a helping hand to members of our own community. A special thanks goes out to Captain Greg Yee of the SFPD Regional Training Facility, Captain John Sanford of Park Station, Captain Teresa Ewins of Tenderloin Station, Wendy Shipley of the San Francisco Police Credit Union, Donny Perez of Costco SF, and to Lydia Bransten of St. Anthony’s Foundation for helping to organize this event.



On June 3, 2016 Cadet Sergeant Samantha Morales graduated from Immaculate Conception Academy. The graduation ceremony was held at the magnificent St. Mary’s Cathedral. Samantha will be continuing her education at Holy Name University located in Oakland, California. Samantha wants to pursue a career in law enforcement. We are all very proud of Samantha and wish her the very best in her future endeavors.

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.










