Vancouver, Wash. –The Police Activities League of SW Washington (PAL) is excited to announce that on Friday, August 16, 2019 an $18,000 donation was received from 100 Women Who Care SW Washington.
100 Women Who Care SW Washington is comprised of women who care about SW Washington and who want to make a huge impact in their community. They meet once quarterly and hear about the work of three local charities. Members vote and the charity with the most votes walks away with a $100 check from every member.
PAL was nominated by member Jen Dawson and the donation aligns with PAL’s growth in a crucial way. PAL has been focusing on building additional relationships with local law enforcement agencies and as of now PAL has eight active law enforcement partners. The Vancouver Police Department was the original partner and has been active for 16 years. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has been an active partner for four years. Additional partners now include: Camass Police Department, Washougal Police Department, Battle Ground Police Department, Ridgefield Police Department, Washington State Patrol, and Washington State Department of Corrections.
With the money from 100 Women Who Care SW Washington, PAL will continue to bring programming to Vancouver, but can also focus on adding programming to include North and East County.
For more information on 100 Women Who Care SW Washington visit: http://www.100womenwhocaresww.org. To find out more about The Police Activities League of SW Washington visit: https://palofswwa.org.
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