How much do you really know? The Plymouth Tri Kappa Sorority is betting you and seven of your sharpest friends can answer that — and raise money for local scholarships while you're at it.
The Plymouth Tri Kappa Sorority is excited to introduce its 1st Annual Tri Kappa Trivia Night Fundraiser, coming up this Saturday, October 24, at the Plymouth Columbus Club.
The evening promises trivia, laughter, prizes, and philanthropy — all in support of a cause that's been building brighter futures in Plymouth for more than a century.
Teams of up to eight will compete head-to-head in a coed trivia showdown. The entry fee is $300 per table, and participants are encouraged to bring their own food and drinks to fuel their brainpower throughout the night.
Prizes will be awarded to both first and last place teams — so whether you're a trivia powerhouse or the team that confidently answers every question wrong, there's something on the line for everyone.
In addition to the trivia competition, the event will feature raffle packages and a 50/50 drawing, giving attendees even more chances to win.
Tables and round sponsorships can be purchased online at app.givegrove.com/trivia26.
Proceeds from the event benefit Tri Kappa's annual scholarship program, which helps local students pursue higher education.
Plymouth Beta Delta chapter of Tri Kappa was established in 1915 and is a philanthropic organization of women who promote charity, culture, and education. The chapter raises more than $20,000 annually for local groups and scholarships, making a tangible difference in the Plymouth community year after year.
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