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In addition to creating good hockey players, PAL Hockey strives to help our players become good citizens. Toward that end our organization has all of our teams select a community service project for all their players to participate in. Through doing for others, our players learn valuable life lessons that will serve them well in their years to come. See below for a description of each team's project for the 2015-2016 season as well as links to pictures.

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MITE GOLD AAA - The Mite Jr. Islanders spread holiday cheer with homemade holiday cards that were handed out to seniors at St.  Catherine's nursing home. They also visited patients that were at St. Catherine's hospital & handed out stuffed animals...PICTURE

MITE SILVER AA – TBD

MITE BRONZE A – The team was able to donate lots of food items to The Lighthouse Mission in Bayport, just in time for the approaching holidays.  The boys understood the importance of their donations; and are very grateful for all that they have...PICTURE

MITE SOUND TIGERS SILVER - All Mite Sound Tigers teams collected unwrapped toys to donate to Toys for Tots. We had the pleasure of meeting two US Marines who accepted the toys from our teams and took a few pictures with them. The kids were very proud and excited...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

MITE SOUND TIGERS - All Mite Sound Tigers teams collected unwrapped toys to donate to Toys for Tots. We had the pleasure of meeting two US Marines who accepted the toys from our teams and took a few pictures with them. The kids were very proud and excited...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

SQUIRT AAA MINOR - TBD

SQUIRT AAA MAJOR - The team participated in collecting toys as part of the US Marines Toys for Tots program. The Squirt AAA Major team's efforts helped to make the holidays a little brighter for children in need...PICTURE

SQUIRT AA - On June 7th the Squirt AA team assisted with the Boomer Esiason Foundation Fighting Cystic Fibrosis charity hockey game at The Rinx. The game featured Boomer Esiason's WASPS vs Suffolk County Boldest Corrections Officers. The team helped selling tickets, shirts and raffles, along with handing out programs and stamping hands at the entrance to the rink. They then played a hard fought 10 minute inter squad game between the 1st and 2nd period...PICTURE

SQUIRT AA SOUND TIGERS - TBD

SQUIRT A - TBD

SQUIRT A SOUND TIGERS - TBD

PEEWEE AAA MINOR - The team collected 15 boxes of books for all age groups that were donated to The Book Fairies...PICTURE

PEEWEE AAA MAJOR -- TBD

PEEWEE AA - The Peewee AA and Bantam AA teams combined their efforts for their community service. The teams raised $5,282 to assist LI2DAY, a cancer awareness and support organization that assists Long Islanders. During October the teams wore limited edition PAL pink & black breast cancer jerseys, held an online auction for those jerseys and raised money over 5 weekends in the lobby of the Rinx. Both teams and their families did an outstanding job enabling us to make a significant contribution to LI2DAY. The teams were then recognized by LI2DAY and awarded their Think Pink Teen Community Service Award...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

PEEWEE A - The team's community service was held on November 21st. The team participated in a charity game against the Rough Riders Sled Hockey team. Funds were raised to help support the teams travel expenses as well as help all players afford the opportunity to participate in playing the game. The boys had to play the game on sleds and it was truly and eye opening experience of how difficult the sport really is. It was a great bonding experience that help raise money for a great cause...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

PEEWEE A SOUND TIGERS - The team participated in Community Service to benefit Ronald McDonald House...PICTURE

BANTAM AAA MINOR - The team played a sled hockey game on Saturday, 10/24 with the LI Rough Riders. Our team donated 3 gift baskets for the Rough Riders organization to raffle off at their annual sock hop fundraiser. The team also hosted a breakfast for the Rough Riders hockey team players immediately following the game...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

BANTAM AAA MAJOR - TBD

BANTAM AA - The Bantam AA and Peewee AA teams combined their efforts for their community service. The teams raised $5,282 to assist LI2DAY, a cancer awareness and support organization that assists Long Islanders. During October the teams wore limited edition PAL pink & black breast cancer jerseys, held an online auction for those jerseys and raised money over 5 weekends in the lobby of the Rinx. Both teams and their families did an outstanding job enabling us to make a significant contribution to LI2DAY. The teams were then recognized by LI2DAY and awarded their Think Pink Teen Community Service Award...PICTURE1...PICTURE2

MIDGET 16U AA - The U16 Jr. Islanders American Team participated in the Run for the Warriors Community Service. The Run For The Warriors race series provides wounded service members encouragement and the opportunity to pursue the sport of running, walking, or cycling to assist in their physical and emotional rehabilitation. Run For The Warriors unites military and civilian community members, connecting and educating each on the importance of embracing their neighbors. The goal of each event is to establish a long term understanding and respect for the needs of local military families...Picture1...Picture2