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NCPAL Elmont offers activities that include arts and crafts, baseball, basketball, dodgeball, Double Dutch, flag football, golf, kickball, lacrosse, martial arts, and tumbling. The program is part of NCPAL, which operates 31 units in over 40 communities throughout Nassau County and provides sports, crafts, education, and other programs for boys and girls regardless of race, religion, income, or disability.
NCPAL Elmont follows the mission of operating youth clubs and providing sports, crafts, educational, and other team and individual programs for all boys and girls in Nassau County regardless of race, religion, income, or disability, with activities intended to prevent juvenile delinquency, steer children away from gang activity, and aid in positive interaction between police officers and youth. NCPAL began in 1940 under Nassau County’s first Police Commissioner, Abraham Skidmore, as the Nassau County Police Boys Club, and over 80 years later the mission remains the same. NCPAL is considered one of the largest Police Athletic Leagues in the nation, with 20,000 youth participating in its programs annually, and it has the largest Special Needs Unit in the nation. All funds raised by NCPAL stay in the community, and the organization receives no funding from any municipality, including Nassau County, with 100% of its funding coming from donors. NCPAL has facilitated police officer, community, and youth interaction and involvement for over 82 years.
Last updated February 7, 2026.
NCPAL Elmont follows the mission of operating youth clubs and providing sports, crafts, educational, and other team and individual programs for all boys and girls in Nassau County regardless of race, religion, income, or disability, with activities intended to prevent juvenile delinquency, steer children away from gang activity, and aid in positive interaction between police officers and youth. NCPAL began in 1940 under Nassau County’s first Police Commissioner, Abraham Skidmore, as the Nassau County Police Boys Club, and over 80 years later the mission remains the same. NCPAL is considered one of the largest Police Athletic Leagues in the nation, with 20,000 youth participating in its programs annually, and it has the largest Special Needs Unit in the nation. All funds raised by NCPAL stay in the community, and the organization receives no funding from any municipality, including Nassau County, with 100% of its funding coming from donors. NCPAL has facilitated police officer, community, and youth interaction and involvement for over 82 years.
Last updated February 7, 2026.
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