Give to the Immigration Clinic

Your support of the Immigration Clinic changes lives.

By supporting the William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic, you change the lives of law students and the immigrants they serve. Invest in our mission of training the next generation of attorneys today. Click here to make a secure contribution online.

Ways to Give

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Contribute Online.

You can support the Immigration Clinic by donating to the Shainwald Immigration Law Clinic Fund on the William & Mary Giving page. Click here to donate on our secure website today.

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Contribute By Mail.

Make checks payable to: The Marshall-Wythe School of Law Foundation.

On your check, please include “Immigration Clinic” in the memo line. Without this note, your donation may not reach the Immigration Clinic.

Please mail your contribution to:

Office of Advancement
William & Mary Law School
P.O. Box 3527
Williamsburg, Virginia 23187-3527

Other Ways to Give

If you are interested in giving to the Immigration Clinic through matching gifts, endowment, or planned giving, please contact the Office of Development & Alumni Affairs at (757) 221-3795 or by email at lsadvance@wm.edu.

If you would like to give to the Immigration Clinic through stock, please contact the Office of Gift Accounting at (757) 221-1008.

For more information on ways to give to the Immigration Clinic, visit the Law School’s Ways to Give page.


As I am about to graduate from law school, I can honestly say that working in the William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic has been one of the most rewarding experiences I have had in law school. Not only have I been able to gain real world experience, but the work I completed in the Clinic was work that had a significant impact on someone’s life.”

Kelsie Sicinski, J.D. Class of 2020


Support our Clinical Attorney Fellow Position.

A full-time, dedicated staff attorney in addition to the director is necessary to sustain and increase the Clinic’s capacity to represent more immigrants in complex cases, train more students, and educate the public on immigration law and policy. The Clinic cannot sustain its current level of growth without continued funding for a second attorney.

Meet Our Current Attorney Fellow.

J. Nicole Alanko, J.D. ’18 is the Immigration Clinic’s Immigrant Justice Corps Fellow and second attorney. Click here to get to know more about her and her work.

See the Impact.

Since joining the Clinic in August 2020, our current attorney fellow has made a difference! Click here to learn about how she mentored Jess Kraus, J.D. ’21 in the Clinic’s first asylum victory.

Support Our Work.

Private gifts and contributions to the Immigration Clinic make it possible for the Clinic to continue to grow. By donating to support our dedicated staff attorney position, you play an integral role in the Clinic’s continued growth and development.


I want to thank all of the people that help [William & Mary Law School Immigration Clinic] continue to grow. Without their help, all of the help that the Clinic gives would not be possible.

Ms. O, Clinic client granted asylum in Summer 2021


Join us in making a difference.