LHSAA Food Drive Donation QR Code

LHSAA FOOD DRIVE QR


To paraphrase Ralph Waldo Emerson’s quote, “Cardinals care.” There’s a long tradition at Lincoln of giving back to the community, and more than ever, our community is in need. For the past twelve years, the Lincoln Alumni Food Drive has brought together students, parents, staff, and alumni to help Portland’s hungry, including Lincoln families in need, during the holidays. 

Cardinal community, please join the Lincoln High School Black Student Union, students, and the LHSAA in supporting this important effort and help us reach our $15,000 fundraising goal. Together, we can ensure that hundreds of families across Portland have access to supplemental food during the holiday season. Every contribution makes a difference, so please consider giving today and inviting a classmate to do the same, we encourage alumni to organize group donations for their class year.  Please contact Brian Lamson at blamjan@gmail.com  to volunteer as a food box driver on December 20th. 

Will you add your support to this year’s food drive and stand with our community of donors? 

Donation funds are directed entirely toward purchasing food.

Holiday Food Drive Online Donation link: Click here! | Checks to: LHSAA Food Drive, 1750 SW Salmon St., 97205

Sponsored by the Lincoln Black Student Union and Alumni Association (LHSAA)








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Cardinal Kalin Walling, returns from coaching BB in California to replace Heather Seely-Roberts

Coach Walling played basketball at Lincoln, where he was a teammate of Salim Stoudamire, before moving to California and graduating from Santa Barbara High School in 2000. When I grew up, my parents worked downtown, so I'd walk from Lincoln High School to Wallace Park almost every day,” Walling said. “So northwest Portland is very much home to me.

Walling worked with NBA trainers at the Mamba Sports Academy and assisted for one season at UC Santa Cruz (2022-23). He went back to Sacramento State to complete his master's degree in recreational administration, joining the basketball program last season as a graduate assistant and  finished his master's in May.  He was late to the hiring process at Lincoln, but was granted an interview and made it count. “It kind of fell into place,” he said. ”It was a little too good to be true. I've had really good experiences sort of following my gut and going back to places where I feel like I have a community responsibility. Having a connection and support is important.”

July 14, 2025 by Jerry Ulmer, OSAAtoday


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