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Celebrating 30 Years of Impact
For 30 years, the Pal Center has been a cornerstone of opportunity, wellness, and community in Redwood City. This milestone year, we invite you to join us in celebrating our legacy and investing in the future of hundreds of youths and families.
30 Years in the News
As Pal Center celebrates three decades of service, local media are helping tell the story of where we began, how we have grown, and the community relationships that continue to move our mission forward.
Redwood City Pulse
Redwood City Pulse captured the energy of our anniversary kickoff at Courthouse Square, where hundreds of community members came together for soccer, music, family activities, and celebration. The article highlights Pal Center’s role in bringing people together and creating opportunities for youth and families throughout Redwood City and North Fair Oaks.
San Mateo Daily Journal
The San Mateo Daily Journal reflects on Pal Center’s evolution over the past 30 years, our deep roots in the community, and the trust-centered approach that guides our work. The article also looks ahead to the partnerships and programs shaping our next chapter.
PAL Royale
All In For PAL. High Stakes. Higher Hopes.
The PAL Royale is a casino night designed to bring our community together over a night of fun, competition, and impact.
📅 Join us on September 19th for an unforgettable evening of high-energy gaming, elevated hospitality, and meaningful connections.
Sponsorship Opportunities
We have several levels of sponsorship packages available for this event:
Platinum – $15,000
Naming rights, VIP lounge, 10 VIP tickets, and premium branding
Golden Ace – $5,000
Table sponsor, 5 VIP tickets, and logo placement.
Diamond – $10,000
Branded gaming currency, 10 VIP tickets, and
recognition during the event.
Community Pillar – $1,000
Program recognition and 2 tickets.
Thank you to our 30th anniversary events' sponsors
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John Pimentel
Paul & Catherine McCarthy
A New Chapter Begins
Our 30th anniversary is not only a moment to celebrate how far Pal Center has come. It is also an opportunity to look ahead.
A new State of California grant will strengthen Pal Center’s longstanding partnership with the Redwood City Police Department and help expand youth prevention, intervention, and diversion efforts through our Community Power Path initiative.
This funding provides an important foundation for the work ahead, but continued partnership and investment will be essential to fully build the opportunities, services, and pathways our youth and families deserve
