From the Chair: A Call to Join This Year’s Law Firm Challenge"As the Law Firm Challenge Chair, I’m proud to build upon the legacy of alumni supporting students with you. Each year, alumni at firms across the world participate in this friendly competition to make a meaningful difference in the lives of UCLA Law students. Since 2002, we’ve helped the law school be a place where inclusive excellence thrives by strengthening its top-ranking programs, supporting student scholarships, and empowering faculty to conduct groundbreaking research. I support UCLA Law because I believe in the power and responsibilities of public universities to advance justice, advocate for inclusion, and ensure equitable access to the law. I hope you'll join me by making your LFC gift today. Your gift will help your firm move up the participation leaderboard and demonstrate to students what it means to have UCLA Law alumni in their corner. Thank you for making this Bruin tradition one of community, pride, and impact." - Felicia Davis '09Law Firm Challenge Chair 

Greatest Areas of Need

This year, the Law Firm Challenge giving priorities are the UCLA Law Fund, the Law Student Scholarship and Support Fund, and the Clinical Education Fund. Help us reach our fundraising goals for each of these funds and check out our progress below. If there is another law school fund you feel most passionate about, you are also welcome to make your gift there.

UCLA Law Fund

The UCLA Law Fund provides the most flexibility and broadest support to the school, enabling us to immediately address urgent needs and new opportunities across all areas of the UCLA School of Law.

Law Student Scholarship and Support Fund

Be a part of UCLA Law's unwavering commitment to equality of access and opportunity by providing scholarships for deserving students with financial need.

Clinical Education Support Fund

Provides students with hands‑on learning through direct client work, policy clinics, and advanced simulations. These clinics offer unmatched experience serving clients and communities, addressing urgent issues, shaping policy, and strengthening legal problem‑solving skills.