Thank you for your recent gift in honor of your reunion. Our crowdfunding campaign has ended, but you can still support UCLA Law by clicking here.
To learn more about your impact or to connect with a member of our team, please email us at reunions@law.ucla.edu.
Class of 2023
Dear Class of 2023,
It was just a few months ago that you walked across the graduation stage and entered the world equipped with your UCLA education. We are proud to know that so many of you have been embarking on your new careers, diligently studying for the bar, and making a difference in our communities. Every Fall, we welcome back our Law Bruins celebrating a reunion milestone and this year we are celebrating classes ending in '3s and '8's - including you! We welcome you back to campus as alumni for the first time!
You are now part of a distinguished network of alumni who make a positive impact across all areas of the legal field.
Reunions are not only a celebration of your legal education, they are a way to show your support of the law school and pay it forward for students who follow you. With our collective support, we can open the doors of accessibility and opportunity for students of all backgrounds, invest in cutting-edge research by the world-renowned faculty, and ensure UCLA Law remains our country's premier public law school.
This year, each celebrating class is in a friendly competition to have the highest percentage of alumni attend reunion weekend and participate in raising critical funding for our school. In September and October, as our class ambassadors, we will be connecting with our classmates and being catalysts for the reunion class gift. Check our class page for weekly updates on our progress
As the newest class of alumni, we encourage you to make a gift of $23 in honor of your graduation year.
This year, our support matters more than ever, less than 15% of UCLA Law's total budget is provided by the State of California. By making an impactful gift to one of the following funds, you ensure UCLA Law's continued success.
As a student and now as an alum, you are a living testament to the power of the educational programs and experiences provided at UCLA Law. As you join us in this moment of reflection, we encourage you to make a meaningful contribution to empower the legal leaders of tomorrow!
In the coming months, our team will share additional details, ways to get involved, and how you can make an impact during your milestone reunion. Please don't hesitate to reach out to Vince Mallari, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, at mallari@law.ucla.edu
- To learn more about UCLA Law's funding priorities, sign a multi-year pledge, or support a fund not listed here, please contact Alec Moore, moorea@law.ucla.edu
- Instructions for giving via Donor Advised Fund, wire transfer, stocks/securities, etc. can be found here. All gifts to UCLA Law are directed through the UCLA Foundation (Tax ID# 95-2250801).
- Visit the UCLA Law Reunion website for the latest event updates and registration information.
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