Alzheimer's Research UK

Battle of the Brains quiz

Everyone loves a quiz and we can provide you with everything you need to host your own! It’s a fun, easy way to get people together, raise money and increase awareness of an important cause. It is also a fantastic team-building, morale-boosting exercise for any company to take part in. The challenge is on!

The pack provides:

• a step by step guide to help you plan your quiz
• a checklist of everything you might need
• poster templates for you to fill out and advertise your quiz
• eight rounds of quiz questions, answer sheets and the answers to the questions
• and finally, a winner’s and runner's up certificate

All you need to do is decide how much you will charge as an entry fee!

To request a pack or find out more about Battle of the Brains call us on 0300 111 5 777 or email battleofthebrains@alzheimersresearchuk.org

The Lord Mayor’s Battle of the Brains

The Lord Mayor, Councillor David Gemmell, showed his support for Battle of the Brains on World Alzheimer’s Day – 21 September – by hosting a quiz night, inviting Hull companies to go head-to-head. Twenty-two companies across Hull committed their support, raising over £1,000!

Entry cost £50 per team and included a pie supper. The winning team was from the Local Land Registry; their prize, the prestigious Lord Mayor’s Battle of the Brain’s Trophy, which was the envy of all the companies taking part.

Michele’s Battle of the Brains

Alzheimer’s Research UK is always amazed at the fantastic efforts of our fundraisers, such as Michele Perrett who decided to hold a quiz at her local pub, The Plough Inn, Debden. A wonderful £250 was raised on the night and Michele was delighted at the support she received from friends, family and fellow villagers. Michele’s father has Frontotemporal dementia, so she knows only too well how grossly underfunded research into dementia is.

Raising vital funds and awareness by holding fantastic fundraising events, such as Battle of the Brains, is a great way to get involved in the fight to defeat dementia.