Each year the Riordan Fellows Class raises funds for the Riordan Scholars Program, a program designed to empower high school students from diverse backgrounds and under-served communities with the tools for success in college and beyond. 

This year, the Riordan Fellows Class of 2012 is aiming to raise over $120,000. We are proud to announce that 100% of all money raised will directly benefit the Riordan Scholars Program. Hopefully, together with your support, we can make our vision a reality.

Founded in 1987 by former Los Angeles Mayor Richard J. Riordan and UCLA Anderson Professor William Ouchi, the Riordan Scholars Program is a pioneering career-based outreach program that motivates high school student from diverse backgrounds and under-served communities to consider and prepare for careers in management through education, mentorship and professional development.
All funds raised help support various Riordan Scholars Program activities and initiatives such as:

• The Legacy Scholarship
• The College Tour
• The One to Many Mentoring Program
• The New York Stock Exchange Tour

With less than 10% of the programs operating funds provided by the state of California, the Riordan Programs relies on donations and sponsorships to make our mission a reality.
You can help by:

• Becoming a Riordan Programs Sponsor
• Making any monetary or non-monetary donation for our events
• Supporting our events

Make a Donation to the Riordan Programs