The funding from the Robert and Jane Toll Foundation will double the number of full and partial scholarships available to Penn law students pursuing public interest careers.
September 29, 2020 at 04:39 PM
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The University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School has scored yet another eye-popping donation: $50 million from the Robert and Jane Toll Foundation.
That gift, announced Tuesday, will go toward scholarships and fellowship opportunities for students pursuing public interest careers. It’s the largest single donation to a law school for public interest programming, according to Penn Law, and it’s among the 10 largest law school donations of all time.
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