Got a question before your walk-on song starts playing? Take a look though our FAQs below and you’ll be checkout ready in no time.
If you can't find what you're looking for, just get in touch and the team will be happy to help. You can reach us at dayofdarts@prostatecanceruk.org.
What is the challenge?
Day of Darts is a self-organised continuous 12-hour darts marathon challenge that puts your skill, stamina and focus to the test. Join players across the UK and take on a continuous 12-hour darts marathon to help save men's lives.
Whether you take on all 12 hours yourself or split the challenge with a team, you'll spend the day throwing darts, raising money and making every dart count. Host your challenge at home, in your local pub, at a darts club or wherever suits you.
Sign up here: https://dayofdarts.prostatecanceruk.org/
Who can take part in Day of Darts?
Anyone can take part! Whether you're a seasoned player, enjoy the odd game with friends or have never stepped up to the oche before, this challenge is open to everyone. All you need is a set of darts, a board and a determination to help save men's lives.
If you're under 18, a parent or guardian will need to register on your behalf.
Can we take part as a team?
Absolutely! The more players on the scoreboard, the merrier.
When you sign up, simply select the team option and you'll be guided through creating a team or joining an existing one. You don't all need to play together for the entire challenge. Being part of a team simply means you're working towards one shared fundraising target.
How can I fundraise?
Once you've signed up, you'll have your own JustGiving page ready to share with friends, family and fellow darts fans. We'll also send you fundraising tips and ideas to help you hit your target.
You can find even more inspiration on our resources page.
Do you provide any darts equipment?
Day of Darts is a self-organised challenge, so you'll be in charge of planning your own event and arranging any equipment you need. Whether you're taking on the challenge at home, in your local pub or at a darts club, you'll just need access to a dartboard and a set of darts.
I need a venue, can you help?
Day of Darts is a self-organised challenge, so you'll choose a venue that works for you. Whether that's at home, in your local pub, social club or darts club, the choice is yours.
How can I see what other people are doing?
We'll be sharing plenty of darts-inspired tips, motivation and fundraising ideas along the way. Keep an eye on the leaderboard to see how your fellow players are getting on and who's climbing the rankings.
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How much does it cost?
It's completely free to sign up and take part. We'd recommend aiming to raise £200 to help fund lifesaving prostate cancer research, but there's no minimum fundraising target.
Every pound you raise will help fund research into earlier diagnosis and better treatments for the thousands of dads, brothers, grandads, partners and mates affected by prostate cancer every year. Whether you hit your £200 target or go beyond it, every donation helps save men's lives.