100% Giving Challenge

Your law firm or office is invited to participate in our 100% Giving Challenge which is designed to strengthen the connection between alumni, law firms, legal departments, and the Law School. Participating firms and offices aim to achieve 100% alumni giving in their respective organizations, providing integral support to the Law School, our students, faculty, and programs.

Recognition

Law firms that complete the challenge – those that reach 100% alumni participation during the fiscal year – are recognized as 100% Giving Challenge Champions on digital signage within Townes Hall, on our website, in the Alumni Newsletter, in our annual Recognition Report,  and on social media.

To enroll your firm or office in this year’s Challenge or ask about participating, please get in touch with us at 512-232-1118 or giving@law.utexas.edu.

Making a Collective Difference

The Challenge is an opportunity for alumni to make a collective difference. Gifts through the Challenge are a cornerstone of our annual giving campaign, enabling the law school to continue expanding its programs, meet the needs of its students and legal community, and grow in national prominence.

The peak of the Challenge takes place in the summer months, but please note that all alumni gifts made to the Law School during the fiscal year are counted towards your firm’s participation. Additionally, you can direct your gift to any fund or area of the Law School to count toward the Challenge.

This year’s Challenge has started! See where your firm stands, make a gift, or sign up today!

 

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Hick Davis Wynn Texas Law Alumni (from left) Danya Blair '94, Jarod Bonine '03, Rory Hatch '14, Thomas Sartwelle '67, Forrest Wynn '02

Hick Davis Wynn Texas Law Alumni (from left) Danya Blair ’94, Jarod Bonine ’03, Rory Hatch ’14, Thomas Sartwelle ’67, Forrest Wynn ’02

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100% Giving Challenge Champions

We thank our 100% Giving Champions in FY 2026 which included the participation of 35 firms/companies.

Alexander Dubose & Jefferson LLP – Austin, Houston

Atlas Hall & Rodriguez LLP – Brownsville, McAllen

Beck Redden LLP – Houston

Bell Nunnally & Martin LLP – Dallas

Blank Rome LLP – Dallas, Houston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C.

Bracewell LLP – Austin, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, Washington, D.C.

BraunHagey & Borden – New York, San Francisco

Carrington Coleman – Dallas

Clark Hill PLC – Austin, Dallas, Frisco, Houston, San Antonio

Cokinos Young – Austin, Dallas, Houston, Saddle River, San Antonio

DLA Piper US LLP – Austin

Gibbs & Bruns – Houston

Gray Reed & McGraw LLP – Dallas, Houston

Greenberg Traurig LLP — Austin, Dallas, Washington, D.C.

Haynes and Boone – Austin, Charlotte, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, New York, San Antonio, The Woodlands

Hicks Davis Wynn — Houston, San Antonio

Hilcorp — Houston

Holland & Knight LLP – Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, Denver, Ft. Lauderdale, Houston, Mexico City, Miami, Monterrey, Philadelphia, Nashville, Seattle, Tallahassee, Tysons

Jones Day – Houston, Dallas, Columbus

Kelly Hart & Hallman LLP – Fort Worth

Kirkland & Ellis LLP – Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, Washington DC

Latham & Watkins LLP – Austin

McDowell Hetherington – Arlington, Houston, Oakland

McFarland PLLC – Houston

Morgan Lewis – Houston

Mounce Green Myers Safi Paxson & Galatzan – El Paso

Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr P.C. – Houston

Naman Howell – Austin

Osborne Hellman Scott Knisely & Stanton LLP – Austin

Reed Smith LLP – Austin, Dallas, Houston

Scott Douglass & McConnico L.L.P. – Austin

Shackelford Bowen McKinley & Norton LLP – Austin, Dallas, Houston

Susman Godfrey LLP – Houston, New York, Seattle

Troutman Pepper Locke – Dallas, Houston, Austin

Vinson & Elkins LLP – Austin, Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, Houston, London, New York, Washington, D.C.