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Brighton & Hove Green Party to host fundraising Quiz for BMECP

Brighton & Hove Green Party to host a quiz on Wednesday, July 1 with 50% of the money raised going to BMECP.

Brighton & Hove Green Party will be hosting a quiz over Zoom on Wednesday, July 1 at 7.30pm with 50% of the money raised going to the Black and Minority Ethnic Community Partnership (BMECP), who are collecting for a food bank that operates primarily on behalf of the BAME community in the city

Brighton & Hove Green Party say: ‘Preparations for the third instalment of our Zoom pub quiz series are underway! Will we be asking about powerful women throughout history? About intricacies of the colour green? About what Caroline got up to as a youngster? There’s only one way to find out…’

Every ticket is the same, giving one person entrance to the quiz, but you can choose what to pay between £1 and £20.

To buy a ticket, click here

For more info on BMECP

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