Boys & Girls Club of Cumberland-Lincoln

Operational for more than 40 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick is a nonprofit organization that provides a range of self-esteem programs and services for youths. It offers educational games, tutoring, recreation, and sports and physical education programs. The club also provides drug prevention, environmental awareness and community involvement programs. Its art programs focus on the cultural awareness through arts and crafts, creative writing, and visual and performing arts. Boys & Girls Clubs of Warwick maintains a presence in Warrick, R.I., and is a part of Boys & Girls Clubs of America, which maintains over 4,000 clubs and serves nearly 4 million youths. Established in 1860, Boys & Girls Clubs of America employs approximately 50,000 trained employees.

The Warwick Police Athletic League (PAL) was established in 1971 by the Warwick Police Department to promote the physical, mental, and moral well-being of the youth in Warwick, RI, through organized athletic programs. With a focus on instilling values of responsibility, character, and leadership, PAL aims to strengthen community ties while fostering relationships between local youth and police officers. Beyond sports, Warwick PAL emphasizes the importance of teamwork, sportsmanship, and respect for law and order, providing a safe and supervised environment for children to develop their skills. The organization is committed to inclusivity, ensuring that all children, regardless of race, religion, gender, or ability, have the opportunity to participate and grow during their formative years. Generated from the website