
Historic Lincoln Heights Association- A CommUNITY Organization
Discover the rich history and contributions of the African American community in Lincoln Heights neighborhood in Weed, California. Together, we can uplift and beautify our neighborhood while honoring our past.
Our Mission
Our mission is “to preserve, uplift, and celebrate the African American/Black American contributions and experience in the Lincoln Heights community to the history of Weed, California.” We aim to engage residents through events and initiatives that foster unity and pride in our community’s heritage.
Community Empowerment
We collaborate with local organizations to empower residents, encouraging participation in community beautification and cultural celebrations. Join us in making Lincoln Heights a vibrant place for all.


“Rising from the Ashes” 1st Annual Music Festival
9.5.2026
Charlie Byrd Park, East Lincoln Avenue, Weed, California
General Admission Tickets $10.00

Sponsorship & Donations
— For Individuals & ORGANIZATIONS
ONE-TIME AND MONTHLY OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE
VARIOUS MUSIC FESTIVAL SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES!

“Rising from the Ashes” Music Festival, September 2026
Our small predominantly black community was devastated by the Mill Fire on Sept 2, 2022. The fire that started at the Roseburg Lumber Mill, fueled by epic high winds tore through the Lincoln Heights neighborhood rapidly destroying 84 homes in the Heights and many homes in the neighboring community of Lake Shastina.
Our small organization was started shortly after the fire by impacted Lincoln Heights members in an effort to support their friends, family, and neighbors who lost everything. From the initial support of donated money, gift cards, meals, clothing, and more by generous friends, family, neighbors and strangers from near and far, we continued to work to become a federally recognized 501(c)(3) to support the community as families started to return to the fire scarred Lincoln Heights as homes began to be re-built.
In alignment with our mission,
We envision having a community garden space, senior and resident services such as shuttle services (medical appts., out of town shopping & activities, etc.), college scholarships to College of the Siskiyous, and more. Your donations and festival sponsorships will help us realize our mission projects.
Become a Festival Sponsor!
Would you or your organization like to become a sponsor for our Music Festival? Here are our levels of sponsorship:
Platinum Sponsor ($5,000+)
- Key Benefits: Prominent event signage, a dedicated feature in our press releases, dedicated social media shout-outs, and verbal recognition by the event host, inclusion in 2026 impact report and 8 Free VIP Tickets.
Gold Sponsor ($2,500 – $4,999)
- Key Benefits: Medium-sized logo placement on the event website and materials, dedicated social media shout-outs, and verbal recognition by the event host, inclusion in 2026 impact report and 6 Free VIP Tickets.
Silver Sponsor ($1,000 – $2,499)
- Key Benefits: Name or small logo placement on the event program and website, inclusion in 2026 impact report and 4 free general admission tickets.
Bronze / Supporting Sponsor ($500 – $999)
- Key Benefits: Name recognition on a “thank you” event program and website, inclusion in 2026 impact report and 2 free general admission tickets.
Unable to Sponsor? Consider making a Donation in any amount! Every dollar counts to meet our goals!
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Our projects
Our projects are aligned to our mission- “to preserve, uplift, and celebrate the African American/Black American contributions and experience in the Lincoln Heights community to the history of Weed, California

Create a Community Garden to support a beautiful gathering space and organic gardening practices


Purchase 2 AWD Minivans providing shuttle & pick up services for Lincoln Heights Seniors and Residents


Create 2-4 endowed College Scholarships to Lincoln Heights Weed High School Graduates to College of the Siskiyous

