Morris Co. Card Show Donates $20K To Parsippany PAL

PARSIPPANY, NJ — The Parsippany Police Athletic League (PAL) recently accepted a donation of $20,000 from the Morris County Card Show.

Founded in 2021, the Morris County Card Show has become the largest card show in North Jersey. The event brings together both trading card and sports card enthusiasts, as well as vendors, hobbyists, and more.

"This partnership is about more than a donation; it’s about investing in the future of Parsippany," a Parsippany PAL statement read. "We’re excited to announce that additional Morris County Card Shows will be added to the calendar, creating even more opportunities to bring families, collectors, local businesses, and community members together while supporting a great cause."

According to PAL, the donation will be used to enhance its programs, expand opportunities for local youth, and "continue strengthening our community."

Established in 1965, the Police Athletic League of Parsippany manages and hosts several programs across the township, including basketball, cheerleading, flag football, and wrestling events.

The program serves more than 4,000 children from Parsippany and the surrounding area with over 15 programs.

PAL’s purpose is to:

• “Promote and advance generally the needs and welfare of youth without regard to race, religion, color, sex, sexual orientation, or national origin;
• Foster and encourage in the youth of the community a spirit of loyalty and faith in American traditions and institutions;
• Participate actively in constructive movements and endeavors for the promotion and safeguarding of the interests and general welfare of the youth of the community;
• Cultivate and improve the moral and civic standards of the youth of the community;
• Provide a safe and productive environment where the youth of the community can enjoy educational, social, and athletic activities under competent supervision;
• Further promote clean sportsmanship and good citizenship among boys and girls of the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills.”

Click here to learn more about PAL.