The Casassa Legacy Society is a prestigious group of individuals who strengthen and shape Loyola Law School for generations to come. Established in 1966 the Casassa Legacy Society of LMU recognizes Loyola Law School alumni and friends who have designed a gift either in their estate plans or through one of our life income arrangements. Through this generous support, the School is strengthened for years to come. If you have included Loyola in your testamentary plans or are establishing a planned gift, you are invited to join the Casassa Legacy Society.

• How Do I Become a Member?

  Those who provide for Loyola Law School through their will, estate plan, life income agreement or other planned gift arrangement are invited to join the Casassa Legacy Society. Membership in the Casassa Legacy Society is dependent on the type of gift plan, not the amount of the gift. To join, simply contact Melissa Bersofsky, Senior Director of Development at Loyola Law School, at Melissa.Bersofsky@lls.edu or 213.736.1195.

• Can My Gift Plan Remain Anonymous?

  The Advancement Office is committed to maintaining the discretion of our member’s gift plans. If Casassa Legacy members desire that their gift plan remain confidential, the school will respect their anonymity.

• What Happens if My Estate Plans Change?

  As can happen from time to time with any revocable gift plan, your plan may change. Membership in the Casassa Legacy Society honors and acknowledges those whose intent it is to include the school in their testamentary plans.

• What are the Benefits of Membership?

  The Casassa Legacy Society enables the school to express its gratitude to those who generously support its mission. For many, that spirit of giving has spanned generations. Casassa Legacy Society members are invited to attend special events, receive updates from the Advancement Office concerning legal and tax changes that may effect estate planning, receive recognition in Loyola Law School’s Honor Roll unless otherwise instructed, and have the knowledge and satisfaction that they have preserved the wonderful educational opportunities available at Loyola Law School for future generations.