The Lincoln East Speech Team has worked tirelessly all season, and their dedication has earned over 40 students a coveted spot at the prestigious Tournament of Champions (TOC) in Kansas City. This national competition brings together the best and brightest from across the country—last year, over 1,100 students from 239 teams and 22 states competed. East Speech made history, finishing 3rd overall, and we are eager to continue this legacy of excellence.
However, getting to TOC comes at a cost. We are seeking $10,000, plus cost reimbursement, to help cover entry fees, transportation, and accommodations, ensuring that every qualified student has the opportunity to compete. These students have put in countless hours refining their performances, and we don’t want financial barriers to stand in the way of their success.
Your support will make a direct impact—helping over 40 dedicated students represent our school, our district, and our state on a national stage. Every contribution brings us one step closer to our goal.
Thank you for championing these students and their voices!

On May 20, 2025, all fifth graders from Lincoln Public Schools will attend a Lincoln Saltdogs baseball game. To make sure every student can enjoy the full experience, we’re providing food vouchers for all participants.

With your help, approximately 3,200 students will receive $5 in coupons to purchase a hotdog, soft drink, or popcorn—ensuring no one misses out on this memorable day.

Help us hit our goal of $16,000, plus cost reimbursement, and give every student the chance to enjoy a dog at the 'Dogs!

Lincoln High School Community Healing Garden is fundraising for the event "World Healing Garden Festival" on May 8th. This event will take place at LHS Community Healing Garden to promote world health through students' environmental leadership. Students are working together to build a new picnic table for their garden space as a focal point for their health and wellness. This fundraiser will support the cost of the materials needed for students to construct a picnic table and to hold their first World Healing Garden Festival. At the festival, students will have tie-dying stations and a table to make their own flower pots. Requesting $780, plus cost reimbursement.