New England Law is one of few professional graduate schools in the United States that is financially stronger today than it was before the economic meltdown began in 2007. Due to skilled, focused and prudent financial management by the Board of Trustees, Dean John F. O'Brien '77, Associate Dean Susan Calamare, Associate Dean Judith Greenberg, CFO Frank Scioli and their leadership teams, New England Law operates in the black, is free of debt and owns most of its buildings.

New England Law's strong finances make it possible to continue its commitment to upgrading facilities, offering merit and need-based scholarships or grants to more than 54% of its students, underwriting its Centers and Clinics, and attracting full-time and adjunct faculty committed to teaching and high quality legal education.

The leadership at New England Law focuses every day on delivering excellent legal education and earning the trust of every alumnus/ae and friend.

Every dollar invested in New England Law by alumni and friends is used to:

With each new investment and new class of New England Law alumni, the value of a Portia, New England School of Law, or New England Law | Boston degree grows.

The Annual Giving Program is the foundation of philanthropic support for New England | Boston. Throughout the year you will be asked to support New England Law through the Annual Giving Program which will provide opportunities for from alumni and friends to make unrestricted gift or support facilities and building projects, scholarships or Center and clinical programs.

Please select the link above or go to Ways to Give to learn more ways you can make your contribution to New England Law | Boston today.