All donors to the Emory Law School Fund are listed in the University's Annual Report of Gifts. The Law School's fiscal year runs from September 1 through August 31. In some cases, transfers can be made through electronic transfers into the University's brokerage account. Information about matching gift programs is available through the personnel or community relations department. Endowment funds are invested in the University's pooled endowment fund and the Law School receives income from those investments each year.
Alumni can be proud of the careful management and strong performance of endowment funds.
Because the Law School may only use income generated from these special funds, there are minimum amounts required to establish these special gifts. Following is the current table of endowments. Gifts to create these special funds can be made in the form of outright gifts of cash, stock, real estate, life insurance, or other properties to be discussed. In addition to these options, planned giving provides an opportunity to structure gifts to provide income during the lifetime of the donor and an estate gift to Emory. Putting Emory in your will is a generous way to replace your annual gifts for perpetuity.