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Tickets now on sale for 2026 St. Jude Dream Home giveaway in Lexington
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Jun 25, 3:50 PM EDT

Tickets now on sale for 2026 St. Jude Dream Home giveaway in Lexington

WKYT reports that tickets for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home giveaway are available, giving Kentucky residents a chance to win a home while supporting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home giveaway in Lexington, according to WKYT, which reported June 25 that the opportunity is open to potential ticket buyers beginning immediately.

The giveaway is tied to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, a pediatric research and treatment center that provides care for children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. WKYT earlier this year sent Amber Philpott to Memphis to speak with St. Jude parents and staff about what the program looks like from the families’ perspective.

In the report, one mother WKYT met at St. Jude described her daughter’s experience after receiving care there, saying her child is “living her best life” because of the support provided by the hospital.

The Lexington-area giveaway is the focus of WKYT’s announcement, which centers on ticket availability for the 2026 Dream Home and the chance for winners to receive a home in the community.

WKYT’s coverage also positions the ticket campaign as part of the broader St. Jude mission, highlighting the hospital relationship through the accounts of families who have participated in St. Jude’s care environment.

Details such as the ticket cost, how many tickets are sold, the drawing date, and the specific address of the Lexington home were not included in the WKYT summary provided for this write-up, so they are not stated here. Those elements typically appear in the campaign’s official ticketing materials.

Interested buyers are expected to use the campaign’s stated purchase process to enter the drawing for the 2026 Dream Home in Lexington, with results and any official terms and conditions published by St. Jude and its campaign partners.

Why It Matters

  • The timing of ticket sales determines when Kentucky residents can participate in the 2026 Lexington Dream Home drawing.
  • Because St. Jude is a pediatric research and treatment institution, ticket participation is directly linked to supporting its care mission, as described in family accounts referenced by WKYT.
  • The Lexington location makes the campaign a local fundraising event, with proceeds tied to St. Jude’s programs.
  • Buyers typically need the campaign’s official terms, including purchase instructions and the drawing timeline, before committing to ticket purchases.
  • If additional giveaway details are not reviewed before purchase, participants may miss key conditions such as entry deadlines and eligibility requirements.

Sources

Key Facts

  • WKYT reported on June 25 that tickets are on sale for the 2026 St. Jude Dream Home giveaway in Lexington.
  • The promotion gives participants a chance to win a St. Jude Dream Home located in Lexington.
  • WKYT previously reported that Amber Philpott traveled to Memphis earlier this year to speak with St. Jude parents and staff.
  • In the Memphis reporting, a St. Jude parent described her daughter’s experience by saying her child is “living her best life.”
  • WKYT’s June 25 story focuses on ticket availability and the 2026 Lexington giveaway as the current step in the campaign.
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