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A gift that lasts BEYOND a lifetime
We want to let you know about a meaningful way to mark our milestone and make a lasting difference at BC Law.
There are so many ways to make a legacy commitment, and no gift is too small. You can:
- Remember BC Law when you create or update your will or trust.
- Name BC Law as the sole or a partial beneficiary of a retirement plan, donor-advised fund, or life-insurance policy.
- Establish a charitable gift annuity or other gift that provides lifetime income.
These gifts create personal legacies that touch every facet of BC Law, from excellence in teaching and research to financial aid. They also enable many to make the gift to BC Law that they have always wanted without impacting current assets.
To speak with someone about making a legacy commitment as your Reunion Class Gift, contact the BC Office of Gift Planning at 877-304-SHAW. Or, let BC know if you have already included it in your will or other estate plans. You’ll receive reunion giving credit and be recognized as a member of the Shaw Society, which celebrates legacy donors.
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Abacus: Small Enough to Jail. BC Law alumnae, Vera '90 and Chanterelle '04 Sung give a behind-the-scenes look at the making of their award-winning documentary. Soon to be made into a feature film, Abacus tells the saga of a family's emotional journey during the prosecution of their Chinatown bank in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. Hear how the movie came about and how their family made the decision to tell their story to the world. Alumni Assembly, BC Law campus, Friday, November 3 from 6-7pm.
The issues for Congress, the Courts, and Business one year after the 2016 election. Join us for a lively panel discussion moderated by WBUR's Here & Now's award-winning host, Robin Young, about what our world looks like a year into the Trump presidency. Panelists include Congressman Michael Capuano '77, and Professors George Brown and Renee Jones. Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel, Saturday, November 4 from 3-5pm.