HalloWUSA Contest – Waterloo Undergraduate Student Association

HalloWUSA Contest

Published: Saturday, October 23, 2021

Hallowusa Contest

Its officially spooky season, Warriors! Show us your spooky Halloween decorations for a chance to win! From October 23rd – October 29th WUSA will be holding a special “HalloWUSA” Instagram showcase where you could win a Michaels gift card for all your holiday decorating desires.

Here’s how to enter:

Post a picture or video of your Halloween decorations onto your Instagram grid. The decorations can be big or small, indoor or outdoor, or homemade or store-bought!
Use the hashtag #HalloWUSA and mention @yourWUSA in the caption
If your account is private – comment on the @yourWUSA IG grid HALLOWUSA post to let us know that you entered [link to instagram post]

The winner will be randomly selected and contacted at 10:00 AM on Oct 29th and shared to our account. We will reach out to you with your gift card.

We can’t wait to see your fa-boo-lous decorations!

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