Police Athletic League provides children of New York City with various constructive activities to keep them out of troub

The Police Athletic League (PAL) aims to prevent delinquency and crime by engaging city youth in athletics and constructive activities. Over 20 years, PAL has grown significantly, benefiting thousands of children. The video calls for financial support to ensure PAL's continued success and reach, emphasizing its role in crime prevention and community development.

What is the primary goal of the Police Athletic League (PAL)?

• To promote competitive sports among adults

• To prevent delinquency and crime by engaging children

• To provide financial aid to families

• To organize city-wide sports events

How long ago was the seed of the PAL planted?

• Ten years ago

• Fifteen years ago

• Thirty years ago

• Twenty years ago

What does the PAL need to continue thriving and benefiting children?

• Public financial support

• New sports equipment

• Government intervention

• More volunteers

Who is the Police Commissioner mentioned in the transcript?

• John Doe

• James Brown

• Thomas F. Murphy

• Michael Smith

What is the ultimate aim of involving children in PAL activities according to the Police Commissioner?

• To reduce city population

• To improve their academic performance

• To help them become good citizens

• To make them professional athletes