PAL 369th Harlem Armory
New York, NY, September 22, 2008 --(PR.com)-- The Police Athletic League (PAL) 369th Harlem Armory and The Original Harlem Globetrotters will collaboratively host a fun-filled performance at 10:00 AM on Wednesday October 8, 2008 at 40 West 143rd Street. It promises to be a major public entertaining event that raises critically needed funds for the PAL 369th Harlem Armory Tennis and after school youth programs.
This star-studded event includes surprise celebrity guests. Additionally, sponsors will have a private VIP breakfast with members of the Original Harlem Globetrotters. This networking breakfast starts at 8:00 AM and includes a silent auction.
The PAL 369th Harlem Armory was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic, educational and cultural center for the Harlem community. The tennis and after school activities help the youth develop a positive self-image, discipline, responsibility, leadership, teamwork and academic achievement in a healthy, safe, structured and supportive environment.
For further information and sponsorship, please contact either Andrew Walker, Center Director of the PAL at 212-281-5431 or Tricia Fraser of T. Fraser Productions at (914) 806-5812 or info@tfraserproductions.com.
About PAL 369th Harlem Armory
Located in the heart of the community at 142nd and Fifth Avenue, the Harlem Armory was built in 1933 for the 369th Regiment because of their outstanding military valor. Known as the "Harlem Hellfighters," the unit owns a special place in American history. During World War I, the 369th Regiment was the first Black Regiment to fight World War I, although under French command due to American segregation policies.
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This star-studded event includes surprise celebrity guests. Additionally, sponsors will have a private VIP breakfast with members of the Original Harlem Globetrotters. This networking breakfast starts at 8:00 AM and includes a silent auction.
The PAL 369th Harlem Armory was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic, educational and cultural center for the Harlem community. The tennis and after school activities help the youth develop a positive self-image, discipline, responsibility, leadership, teamwork and academic achievement in a healthy, safe, structured and supportive environment.
For further information and sponsorship, please contact either Andrew Walker, Center Director of the PAL at 212-281-5431 or Tricia Fraser of T. Fraser Productions at (914) 806-5812 or info@tfraserproductions.com.
About PAL 369th Harlem Armory
Located in the heart of the community at 142nd and Fifth Avenue, the Harlem Armory was built in 1933 for the 369th Regiment because of their outstanding military valor. Known as the "Harlem Hellfighters," the unit owns a special place in American history. During World War I, the 369th Regiment was the first Black Regiment to fight World War I, although under French command due to American segregation policies.
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