Black Alumni Reunion Fund ‑ 394093

The Black Alumni Reunion Fund at Michigan Law is used to support activities and programs - like the Black Alumni Reunion - that are intended to show that the Law School is a welcoming and inclusive place for all admitted students, Black students in particular, with the hope that those admitted students choose to matriculate at the university of Michigan Law School. Examples of permissible uses for the Fund include, by way of example and not limitation, offsetting Black Alumni Reunion registration fees for current and admitted students, planning and operational expenses, promotional materials, and speaker fees. Gifts to this fund are expendable.

If any part of your gift remains unused in the 3-year Reunion cycle, the Law School intends to transfer it to the companion endowed fund, to be held and administered as a permanent endowment under Michigan law and University policies, as provided in the documents establishing the endowed fund.