Osgoode Hall Law School Fund

The Osgoode Hall Law School Fund includes all paid gifts to the Law School during the fiscal year, May 1 to April 30. The student caller program and reunion giving campaigns are included in the Fund.

Why does Osgoode Need an Annual Fund?
Why is my Gift Important?
How are Gifts to the Fund used?
How can I make a gift?
Is my Gift Tax Deductible?

Why does Osgoode Need an Annual Fund?

Osgoode receives funds from three sources: tuition, the provincial government, and private support. As the Ontario government provides a decreasing share of the School’s operating revenue, it is incumbent upon the Law School to seek other sources of funding. Gifts to the Osgoode Hall Law School Fund meet crucial academic needs that otherwise could not be funded through its base budget.

Why is my Gift Important?

Some people believe that if they cannot make a "big" gift then it is not worth making any contribution.   Nothing could be further from the truth!  Every gift, large or small, is appreciated because every dollar makes a difference.

How are Gifts to the Fund used?

The Fund will support strategic annual operating priorities. These priorities include:

• Responding to the School’s highest emerging priorities
• Increasing the availability of scholarships and student financial aid
• Attracting and supporting outstanding faculty and their research
• Equipping the library to meet the growing and changing needs of today’s users
• Building our premier programs such as the clinical and intensive programs

How can I make a gift?
See: How to make a gift

Is my Gift Tax Deductible?
Yes! Gifts to Osgoode Hall Law School are tax deductible.