Josh / Joshlilj
Financial support
Josh Liljenquist provided financial support as part of the surprise. The final campaign video is published on his official YouTube channel.
P.F. Chang's × Joshlilj
In July 2026, Josh Liljenquist partnered with P.F. Chang's on a Good Fortune campaign centered on Shay, an aspiring food-truck owner working from her food stand.
Meet Shay
Shay was working from her food stand with a larger goal in mind: owning a food truck. Her story became the focus of this Good Fortune campaign.
The original video captures the campaign moment and her work at the stand.
How the collaboration came together
P.F. Chang's partnered with Josh Liljenquist for a Good Fortune campaign built around Shay's food-business goal. The published video places the campaign inside her existing work at the stand rather than presenting a general brand message without context.
This page documents the July 2026 Good Fortune collaboration and does not imply an ongoing partnership beyond that campaign.
The primary record
The July 20, 2026 upload is the verified final video used for this case study. It is distinct from the other P.F. Chang's campaign records in the library.
Documented support
The campaign record identifies separate financial and in-kind support. Josh's exact financial amount is not stated here, and the available record does not establish a later business result.
Josh / Joshlilj
Josh Liljenquist provided financial support as part of the surprise. The final campaign video is published on his official YouTube channel.
P.F. Chang's
P.F. Chang's contributed $1,000 worth of food for Shay's family through the Good Fortune campaign. This was food support, not a cash contribution.
P.F. Chang's perspective
In a July 20 LinkedIn post, Jim Mazany described the Good Fortune campaign's partnership with Josh Liljenquist, the surprise for Shay, and P.F. Chang's role in lifting someone up. This is a partner and company perspective, not independent journalism.
What happened afterward
The campaign documents the surprise, Josh's financial support, and P.F. Chang's $1,000 food contribution. The sources reviewed for this page do not document whether Shay later opened a food truck or reached another business milestone.
About the record
This page is based on the original campaign video and Jim Mazany's contemporaneous P.F. Chang's post. Company statements are identified as partner perspectives, and later outcomes are included only when publicly documented.