Captain David Seath Memorial Fund Quiz Night 2025

Who's in your quiz team for November!?

Get work colleagues, friends or family together for a family-friendly quiz in support of David's legacy on 14 November!

Our quiz is fun-based, very accessible, and there's certainly no studying required! Most questions are based on general knowledge, sports and events focused on the last year or so.We have lots of film picture and music audio rounds too! Your team's name might just be on the coveted CDSMF shield this year (maybe!).

Better still, we provide a wonderful haggis supper, table snacks and musical entertainment on the evening.

How does all this sound!?

The funds raised ensures our work continues through the Captain David Seath Memorial Fund, supporting veterans and their families, in David's name, through Help for Heroes.

Captain David Seath is a local Dunfermline boy, who served with Distinction in Afghanistan. Inspired to run in support of Help for Heroes, having seen the incredible work undertaken to support veterans overcome life-changing physical and psychological wounds, Captain Seath tragically died running the 2016 London Marathon.

The fund set up in his name delivers vital mental health support, health and social care services, employability and skills training, camaraderie events and vital family support grants across Scotland.What do you need to do!? Generally speaking, we're looking for teams of six people. However, smaller teams are more than welcome to come along too, we're very easy going about it!

Simply reserve as many tickets you need on Eventbrite. We will get in touch to collect ticket fees (£20.00 per ticket) prior to the event, via digital transfer.

For further information, please contact gary.seath@outlook.com.

Musical Entertainment - Rhys Jenkins

We are delighted to welcome Rhys Jenkins to the fold, who will perform a thirty-minute set during the interval, which will include lots of well-known popular music hits!

About the Captain David Seath Memorial Fund

The fund was established forllowing David's tragic death running the 2016 London Marathon. Since then, we have raised funds in his name to support veterans and their families, throug Help for Heroes.

Case Management - Working directly with veterans and their families to develop action plans to meet specific health & social care, education, employability & training needs.

Recovery College - Online courses & downloadable resources, co-produced with veterans, to make lasting recoveries from life-changing physical and psychological wounds.

Sport, Activity & Fellowship - Face-to-face & digital peer support activities to improve physical fitness, manage long-term conditions, as well as to reduce loneliness & social isolation across Scotland.

Hidden Wounds - One-to-one digital/telephone support which helps veterans and their families to understand and adopt effective strategies to enhance mental health and wellbeing.