Supporting California PAL
Donate to California PAL
The athletic programs and activities of the California Police Activities League (CALPAL) are made possible only by contributions and grants from generous individuals, foundations, corporations, civic groups and government sources.
All contributions are tax deductable. For tax purposes, California PAL will confirm your contribution with a letter once your donation is received. California PAL is a non-profit organization, identified as a 501(c)3 under the IRS code.
Our tax ID # is 94-1752116.
To Make a Cash Donation:
You can do this by writing a check or money order and mailing it to us. Please make it payable to:
California Police Activities League or just CALPAL.
Mail to:
California Police Activities League
2000 E. 14th Street
San Leandro, CA 94577-5025
To Make an Online Donation Now:
Donations may now also be made on-line by Visa or MasterCard, simply click on Donate Now. It's quick and secure.
Avoid the hassle of selling your old car and get a tax-deduction. California PAL will arrange for the pickup of your vehicle or vessel, running or not in most cases, sell it and use100% of the proceeds to support our programs. Click here to Donate your Vehicle now!
By contributing appreciated securities both the donor and California PAL can receive benefits. Please use the Stock Transfer Form link to transfer appreciated stock/securities. You should also notify your broker of your actions. Click here to find out more details about stock gifts.
California PAL also accepts gifts of real estate and other property. For more information - please call Charles McNeil at 510-544-4302.
There are numerous ways to contribute. The following are ways which many donors have found convenient. If you have further questions about our programs or ways which you may contribute, please e-mail us at donate@calpal.org.
Bequests and planned gifts give donors as well as the organization unique benefits. To make a gift or to understand how this would benefit you, click on this link to find out more information.

Other Ways You Can Help:
Fund a Scholarship:
It costs us $1,600 to provide a full year of safety and support to one child. The majority of youth that we serve are low-income and underserved by other programs and services. Our services are offered free of charge. This is made possible by gifts and grants. A contribution of any amount helps bridge the gap between the experiences most kids expect and what California PAL kids can only hope for without you.
Matching Gifts:
Many companies will match the contributions that you make to an organization. If you make a donation, please let us know if your company has a matching gifts program. If you are not sure, contact your company and/or organization's Human Resources or Community Affairs office.
Host a House Party:
Surprisingly, many people in the community are not familiar with the programs that California PAL offers today. A fun way for people to help us raise awareness is to host a house party at their home and invite friends to learn about how California PAL is helping the youth...
Leave a Bequest:
All of us have the power to make a difference. One way is to include the California Police Activities League in your will and/or estate plans. Those including California PAL in their will / estate plan will become members of our organization's "Impossible Dream" club. You can leave a legacy to California PAL in a variety of ways, including the following:
- Bequest
- Charitable Remainder Trust
- Charitable Lead Trust
- Life Insurance
- Retirement Plan Assets
Corporate Partner:
California PAL welcomes support from companies large and small. By becoming a Corporate Partner your company would receive significant recognition throughout the year.
Thank You!
For more information on these and other opportunities, please call the California Police Activities League at 510-544-4302.
Thank you for your contribution to California PAL. Community support makes it possiblefor the organization to fulfill our mission of reducing juvenile crime by enhancing the bond between "cops & kids."







