Students should be on the lookout for hot pink tickets hidden around campus with the chance to win $1000.
By Emily Saxon | March 30, 2026
HUNTINGTON, Ind. – A women’s small group hid tickets around campus, which, when found, will enter students into a drawing for $1000.
Starting March 30, students can find 40 tickets total scattered from the dorms to Loew Brenn. The ticket hunt will happen from March 30 through April 30 or until all the tickets are found.
Delight Ministries, a women’s small group at HU, hid these tickets in collaboration with an organization called “Wake Up Your Campus.”
Leaders of Delight include Mackenzie Hammer (event coordinator), Jayla Brown (team director and dates coordinator), Jessica Dingess (service coordinator), Sky Currence (book coordinator and co-worship leader), Gaby Gonzalez (outreach leader and co-worship leader), and Kierra Wilson (social media leader).
This initiative is about “bringing back that fire for Jesus around campus,” said Hammer.

“Wake Up Your Campus” is a non-for-profit founded by Jen Lilley, who’s an author and actress dedicated to spreading revival across college campuses all over the United States.
Her and her husband, Jason Lilley, personally donated $10,000 to fund the first five campuses to sign up for “Wake Up Your Campus.” An additional $18,050 has been donated by various anonymous sponsors.
40 campuses are now part of the campaign with campuses across 10 states starting their ticket hunts in spring 2026. When a student finds a ticket, they automatically receive the free devotional Wake Up Your Faith by Jen Lilley.

The devotionals will get “people that already know Jesus . . . to dive deeper into their faith . . . even those who don’t know Jesus that well or just need that extra spark,” said Brown.
HU’s Delight chapter was one of the five campuses fully funded by the Lilleys, which gives students the chance to win a Starbucks gift card and/or $1000.
Lilley will choose a gift card winner weekly, and the winner of the $1000 will be announced once all the tickets are found.