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Heastie announces $1 million funding for Yonkers Police Athletic League facility

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Carl E. Heastie District 83 | Official website

Carl E. Heastie District 83 | Official website

Speaker Carl Heastie continued his annual statewide tour today alongside Assemblymember Nader Sayegh to announce a $1 million allocation for the Yonkers Police Athletic League (PAL) Facility. The non-profit organization offers youth recreational, educational, cultural, and social programs.

“The Assembly Majority remains committed to supporting community organizations making their neighborhood a better place,” said Speaker Heastie. “I’m honored to join Assemblymember Sayegh today to meet with PAL and discuss their effort to provide our young people the support and opportunities they need to thrive.”

“Playing sports is a foundational aspect of childhood and PAL is working hard to ensure no child misses out due to their economic standing,” said Assemblymember Sayegh. “I’m incredibly proud that Speaker Heastie gets to join us today to meet with our community and discuss what PAL needs to ensure future generations of children are provided the educational, recreational and support services they need.”

During their visit, Speaker Heastie and Assemblymember Sayegh met with Executive Director Marisol Mancebo for a tour of the PAL center in Yonkers. For years, PAL has offered young people a place to learn, grow, and dream through various recreational opportunities. Additionally, the Yonkers location has served as a shelter for displaced families following natural disasters. To continue serving the community effectively, the center requires renovations to its air conditioning, ventilation systems, and roof.

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