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You can help the DC School of Law Foundation, a 501(c)(3) tax exempt charitable organization, support UDC David A. Clarke School of Law's public interest mission by making a tax-deductible donation to one or more of the Foundation's funds listed below! The online credit card system is quick, easy and secure - and you can decide when and how you want to donate. You need not log in to donate!
The DC Youth Fund supports students, faculty, alumni and organizations that work with youth in the District of Columbia. Its current focus is "I Am/We Are," an innovative project created by Professor Edgar Cahn and directed by alumnus Michael Williams, to engage in anti-violence work with youth in the District's Wards 7 and 8.
Advocate for Justice Scholarships » Donate Online
Your donation supports up to 20 three-year full-tuition scholarships for excellent students who have demonstrated commitment to advocacy for justice and public service.
Your donation supports scholarships for UDC undergraduates who attend UDC David A. Clarke School of Law.
Your donation supports an endowed scholarship for a DC resident in memory of Gary S. Freeman, '76. The scholarship is awarded annually to at least one student who makes substantial contributions to the School of Law community.
Your donation provides unrestricted support to the School of Law
Your donation builds an endowed clinical position in memory of immigration attorney Jim Healy, '82
Immigration Law Clinic Fund » Donate Online
Your donation supports the creation of an immigration law clinic at the School of Law
Your donation helps build an endowed scholarship in memory of Joe Julian
Your donation supports the path-breaking Katrina: Disaster and the Law course, which provides service to New Orleans residents and gleans valuable insights applicable for the District of Columbia Katrina Course Additional Details »
Your donation helps build an endowed scholarship in memory of Rotan Lee, '79
Your donation helps build an endowed scholarship in memory of Dorothy Maultsby, '88
Your donation helps build an endowed scholarship in memory of Professor Dave Niblack. The scholarship is awarded annually to at least one third-year student with demonstrated financial need and commitment to a career in criminal or public defense.
Niblack Scholarships Additional Details »
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