Patterson Youth Soccer League

The Stanislaus County Police Activities League (PAL) is a 501 C 3 non-profit organization founded in 1992, dedicated to providing proactive recreational, educational, cultural, and social programs for youth aged six to eighteen in Stanislaus County. With a commitment to fostering positive alternatives to drugs, gangs, and criminal activity, PAL offers a variety of sports and leisure activities as well as educational programs to engage the community's youth. Serving an average of 500 to 7,000 young people each month, PAL operates 46 programs across multiple sites, including Modesto, Salida, Grayson, Keyes, Empire, and Waterford. Founded through the collaboration of community leaders, PAL aims to create enriching experiences that empower youth and promote a healthy lifestyle. Generated from the website

Newman Youth Sports Alliance is dedicated to fostering youth sports and community engagement in Newman, CA. The organization emphasizes the importance of physical activity and teamwork, providing local children with opportunities to participate in various sports activities. In addition to sports, the Alliance plays a vital role in community events, such as the recent Newman Women of Service Fashion Show, which aimed to raise funds for the Newman Fall Festival. Through its initiatives, the organization strengthens community bonds and encourages youth development through sports and service events. Generated from the website

Teen Challenge San Joaquin Valley, situated in Ceres, CA, is a rehabilitation center that provides support and guidance to teenagers facing substance abuse issues. Through a structured program, they aim to help individuals overcome addiction and develop the necessary skills for a healthier and more fulfilling life. Generated from their business information