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What is the Mighty Quiz?

The Mighty Quiz is Alzheimer’s Research UK’s fundraising quiz. It’s the perfect way to bring together your family, friends and colleagues for a brilliant night of trivia and challenges to raise money for dementia research.

Quizmasters will be challenging the nation throughout the year to go head to head for dementia research. You can hold your quiz whenever suits you, we recommend a Thursday night in December for a proper festive night!

How do I hold a Mighty Quiz?

Firstly figure out a date for your quiz and choose a suitable venue. Then invite your quiz mates. Think about which rounds you want to include and let people know if there’s anything they need to get ready beforehand (e.g. props or things such as newspaper for the dress up round, or paper and pen for the drawing round). For more details on what you need to do, download the pack and get quizzing 

How do I hold a virtual Mighty Quiz?

There are many different platforms you can use to host your virtual quiz, but our recommendations are Facebook messenger (can host up to 50 people), Microsoft Teams or Zoom. The first thing to do is download your chosen app and get familiar with it.

How do I get involved?

You can host your own Mighty Quiz by signing up for a Quizmaster pack here. The pack will give you all the information you need to host your own quiz. Alternatively, if you know someone who would make a perfect Quizmaster why not ask them if they would like to host a quiz.

If you're unable to host your own Mighty Quiz, you can help us make research breakthroughs quicker by donating online.

How can I get a Mighty Quiz pack?

You can get your free digital pack instantly here - it has everything you need for holding your quiz.

Do I have to hold my quiz on a particular day?

No! You can hold your event on any day you like – we recommend asking your friends and family when would suit them, it’s likely an evening will suit most people.

How do I set up an event and invite my friends?

You can host your own Mighty Quiz by signing up online. You will then receive your own Quizmaster pack via email, which is full of advice, ideas and tips to help you host a night to remember (as well as a raft of quiz and challenge rounds to choose from).

There are various suggestions of ways you can host your quiz. You can do this in person at a venue of your choice or virtually. If you decide to do a virtual quiz you just just need to decide which platform to use, then share the link with your quizmates to get connected.

Don’t forget to share your fundraising page before the quiz, so people can make a donation to take part.

We’re here to help you out too – just get in touch.

How much should I ask people for?

We recommend setting a suggested donation of £10 per person to take part in your Mighty Quiz, however you can decide how much you want to charge people to participate.

I can't hold my own Mighty Quiz. Can I make a donation instead?

Yes please! You can make a one-off donation here.

How does our money help?

Every Mighty Quiz raises money for vital, life-changing dementia research, which aims to create a world free from the fear, harm and heartbreak of dementia. You can find out more about our work here.

For every £1 donated in 2021/22, 73p powered our research and helped people understand and take action on dementia. The remaining 27p helped raise the next £1 and fund essential running costs.

How do I pay my money in?

We recommend setting up a JustGiving fundraising page, so people can donate to you easily and quickly. The money comes to us automatically, so you don’t need to worry about anything.

Can't find the answer to your question?

If you have a general question about your quiz you can get in touch at fundraising@alzheimersresearchuk.org or give us a call on 0300 111 5555. We're always happy to help!