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Our Partners

Our partner organizations provide ongoing support to the Foundation. Our work wouldn’t be possible without them. Please contact us to learn more about becoming a Partner.

 

Affiliates

Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
Oregon State University
Portland State University
Concordia University
University of Portland
Portland Community College

Portland Trail Blazers
Portland Timbers
Portland Steel
Alpha Broadcasting
Park Academy
Cambia Health Solutions

10 Barrel Brewing
Redeeming Soles
Stoel Rives
Wild Horse Casino & Resort
Moss Adams
Stimson Lumber

 

The Maurice Lucas Foundation has taught me the seven pillars, the 3 D’s (Discipline + Diligence + Determination = Hard Work) and the equation for being a leader. They have taught me to make good decisions for myself and that my education is the most important thing and that no one can take it away from me. To the foundation I want to say thank you for making the path broad for success and narrow for destruction.

— Graceson, Student – Grade 8

Contact Us

Maurice Lucas Foundation
PO Box 1661
Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Phone: 503-880-4323

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  • Only 2 Foursomes/Sponsorships left for the 16th Annual Maurice Lucas Celebrity Golf Invitational - July 25th, 2019 at The Reserve. For Sponsorship/Foursome info please visit ML20.org or click on link in Bio. #mauricelucas #celebritygolf #golf #enforcer #portlandtrailblazers #portland #nba #mercadesbenzportland #mercadesbenzbeaverton
  • 🎁 Happy Birthday to our amazing Executive Director, David Lucas 🎉🎊We wish you all the best on your very special day. Thank you for all your endless time and support in our community 🤗
  • On today’s date in 1977, Warrior legend Maurice Lucas scored a career playoff-high of 29 points for the Portland Trailblazers, hitting 14 field goals and one of two free throws to lead Portland to a 96-83 win over Artis Gilmore and Norm Van Lier's Chicago Bulls in Game 1 of the Western Conference playoffs' first round. After averaging 20.2 points and 11.4 rebounds per game during the regular season, Lucas and Hall of Famer Bill Walton would lead the Trailblazers past the Bulls, 2 games to 1, then past David Thompson and Dan Issel's Denver Nuggets in the Western Conference Semi-finals, 4 games to 2. Lucas and his Trailblazers would then go on to sweep Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Cazzie Russell, and former teammate and fellow Warrior legend Earl Tatum's Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals before knocking off George McGinnis, Darryl Dawkins and Julius Erving's Philadelphia 76ers to win the 1977 NBA Championship in 6 games.

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