There will be a silent auction, live auction, and raffle at the law college on Friday, Feb. 16. Since 1994, $140,000 has been raised to assist law students who work in unpaid public interest legal positions during the summer.

Campus and community members are invited to bid and buy raffle tickets at Tilton Law Building. The silent auction runs from 9-12:30, lunch from 11:30-12:30, live auction begins at 12:30.

Raffle items, which will be drawn throughout the day, have been donated by local restaurants and businesses.

During the past 23 years, 135 law scholarship recipients have worked in the public interest sector around the world assisting those who are most in need: abused women and children, individuals impaired physically and mentally, the elderly, minorities and other underprivileged people and groups.