About Law School Admission Council C/O Susan Krinsky
LSAC is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in legal education and the legal profession and sponsors pipeline programs to promote access and equity in legal education for minoritized students.
Focus Areas
legal educationprelaw pipeline programsdiversity, equity, and inclusionstudent preparation and supportoutreach to underrepresented/minoritized students
Who They Fund
underrepresented / diverse professionalsearly-career students and trainees (pipeline participants)legal students and prospective lawyersregional communities/participants in Atlanta and Houston
Funding Style
capacity building / leadership development
About Law School Admission Council C/O Susan Krinsky
Law School Admission Council C/o Susan Krinsky centers its grantmaking on diversity, equity, and inclusion in legal education, with a strong pipeline emphasis on minoritized students and institutions that support access to law school. Recent awards show that the funder backs both broad equity work and targeted prelaw preparation, including repeat support for Antiracist Development Institute and North Carolina Central University. It also funds programming tied to the legal profession itself, such as outreach, applicant-pool expansion, and student support through LSAC-affiliated initiatives. The foundation’s grantmaking reaches law schools, universities, and legal-education organizations rather than individuals. Its recent portfolio includes large multi-year awards to universities and education organizations, plus smaller grants for pipeline and outreach activity. The pattern suggests an institutional strategy: support the infrastructure around legal education, then reinforce that work with program-specific grants for prelaw exposure, admissions support, and retention. Recent grantees also include Boston University, Seattle University, University of Puerto Rico, and The Administrators of the Tulane Educational Fund, each tied to LSAC program lines. Across the recent record, the foundation shows sustained attention to access points that shape who enters legal education and how they persist once there.
What Law School Admission Council C/O Susan Krinsky Funds
In diversity and antiracist work, Law School Admission Council C/o Susan Krinsky gave $125,000 in 2025 to The Pennsylvania State University for the Antiracist Development Institute and $250,000 in 2023 to the Antiracist Development Institute for its Diversity Fund. Those awards place racial equity work alongside legal-education programming rather than apart from it. The foundation also supports prelaw pathways and student preparation. It gave $64,332 in 2025 to North Carolina Central University Foundation for PLUS 2023, $32,052 in 2024 to American Indian Law Center for a Pipeline Grant, and $28,000 in 2025 to University of Baltimore for a Pipeline Grant. These grants point to early access, admissions support, and retention as recurring priorities. Outreach and convening are another clear thread. Law School Admission Council C/o Susan Krinsky provided $16,876 in 2025 to Tuskegee University for the Atlanta Forum, connecting legal-education access to regional event-based programming.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$153K
Total Assets
$331.2M
Total Revenue
$133.6M
Total Expenses
$118.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $8K and $63K, with a median of $16K.
25th Percentile
$8K
Median
$16K
75th Percentile
$63K
Geographic Reach
National28 states funded
About 5% of grants go to recipients in LA.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
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