Today we’d like to introduce you to Arden Pala. Hi Arden, so excited to have you with us today. What can you tell us about your story? My name is Arden Pala. I am a 14-year-old San Diegan and the founder of Sports4Kids, a San Diego-based three-year-old nonprofit that supports individuals and youth in our …
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Read MoreMiddle schooler Arden Pala is helping people in need in San Diego and around the world Arden Pala has spent countless hours volunteering, founded his own nonprofit, and wrote three children’s books that benefit various charities. He has also spearheaded efforts to fill “bags of hope” for the homeless here in San Diego and for …
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Program at Perkins K-8 School in Barrio Logan has opened doors for kids facing housing and financial challenges Rarely are you blown away in this business. In a sports world filled with bloated paychecks and equally out-of-proportion egos, self-aggrandizing agendas and look-at-me social media flexing, it’s easy to become jaded. Then you meet Arden Pala. …
Read MoreThe 7th grader named his documentary “A Second Chance” after hearing stories of people from all walks of life. SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — A 12-year-old Francis Parker student released a documentary about homelessness he produced all on his own. The 10-minute documentary is called, “A Second Chance” and highlights stories of people from all …
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Read MoreWhile many people look away from the homeless population in San Diego, Arden Pala looks right at them. Although he’s just 12 years old, Arden wanted to do something to help. The result is a documentary, “A Second Chance,” which he wrote and directed. Arden Pala (Zeynep Ilgaz) San Diego has the fifth largest homeless …
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Read MoreHelping the homeless is something Arden Pala has been doing for most of his life. The 13-year-old Rancho Bernardo resident has spent many years with his family serving dinner to people at homeless shelters, packing them sack lunches and raising funds to help those in need. Arden Pala with volunteers and filled “Bags of Hope” …
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Read MoreArden Pala, an 8th Grader and the founder of Sports4All will discuss the power of youth engagement, giving back, and volunteering. In addition, he will discuss the homelessness issue in San Diego and how his nonprofit is helping to make a difference. Arden is an award-winning director (with his documentary “A Second Chance”) and has published three books (where proceeds go back …
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