Public Interest Law Foundation’s Mission
The Loyola Public Interest Law Foundation (PILF) is a non-partisan, student-run organization committed to fostering the careers of students who intend to dedicate themselves to providing assistance to those traditionally underrepresented in the legal system.
PILF channels the energy of Loyola students who give, serve, and work in the public interest by:
- Providing a Summer Fellowship Grant Program that enables students to contribute an entire summer to public interest legal work in communities locally and throughout the world;
- Providing much needed legal assistance to the Los Angeles community;
- Providing Law students a way to get involved;
- Helping launch Loyola students into public interest careers by providing alumni relations and mentoring; and
- Educating law students on the importance of serving the public.
If you share in PILF’s goal to advance public interest legal work and would like to support our work, please consider making a donation or attending or donating to our annual auction.
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