SFPIF - Student Funded Public Interest Fellowship Program

9th Annual Public Service Dinner

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Who is invited to the SFPIF Public Service Benefit Dinner?

What is the suggested attire?

Where does my money go?

If I cannot attend the Benefit Dinner can I make a contribution to SFPIF directly?

Is my donation to SFPIF tax deductible?

What is SFPIF?
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SFPIF stands for the Student Funded Public Interest Fellowship Program.
It is a student-run Organization at Northwestern Law School.
SFPIF conducts fundraising activities throughout the year to provide financial assistance to northwestern law students who work in otherwise unpaid public interest summer internships.

Who is invited to the SFPIF Public Service Benefit Dinner?
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Northwestern Law School Alumni
Northwestern Law School Faculty
Family and Friends of the Honorees
Current Northwestern Students
Other Northwestern and Public Interest Law Supporters in the Chicago Community

What is the suggested attire?
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There are no attire requirements for this event.
Many attendees come to this event directly from work so typically people wear business attire.

Where does my money go?
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All the proceeds from the SFPIF Public Service Benefit Dinner go to provide Len Rubinowitz Grants for Northwestern law students who will be working in unpaid summer jobs in the public interest.

If I cannot attend the Benefit Dinner can I make a contribution to SFPIF directly?
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Donations to SFPIF are always welcome. There is a section of the Benefit Dinner reply card that provides for this possibility.

Is my donation to SFPIF tax deductible?
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Donations provided directly to SFPIF are tax deductible.
A portion of your SFPIF Benefit Dinner Ticket is also tax deductible. For more information on the specific amount please e-mail Claire Hoffman or Colby Dillon.