Anyone who is feeling lucky is encouraged to attend Lincoln, Stevenson and Douglas halls’ casino night Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Stevenson lobby.

LSD’s casino night is a campus-wide project that will feature games and prizes, Ryan Siegel, freshman pre-engineering major and event co-organizer, said.

“Students who come can trade in U.S. dollars, which will be donated to the American Diabetes Association, for ‘lucky star’ dollars to play blackjack, poker, bingo or roulette,” Siegel said.

‘Lucky star’ dollars may be used at the end of the night for an auction that will offer valuable prizes.

Auction items include a DVD player, camping chairs and a pitcher and cups, among other prizes, Siegel said.

This event marks the first time Lincoln, Stevenson and Douglas halls have hosted a casino night in five years.

Siegel and other organizers are bringing the project back to the LSD complex for a good time and a good cause.

“We wanted to have a program where all proceeds benefit a charity as well as provide publicity for the complex,” Siegel said.