Fun Fact Co. Coupons and Discount Codes

There are exactly two reactions to a well-written trivia question — "I knew that!" and "Wait, really?" — and the small Ohio-and-California design studio that built a card game around manufacturing the second reaction as often as possible has turned a five-day Kickstarter into a growing product line stocked at independent bookstores across the country. Fun Fact Co. is the creation of Raelina and Christman (Chris Hersha), two designers and educators who launched their first product on Kickstarter in July 2023 and hit full funding in five days, eventually exceeding their goal by 215 percent. The catalog now includes four trivia card game decks at $24.99 each — The Party Mix I (the original best seller), The Party Mix II, Would You Rather (From History), and Christmas Trivia — plus a growing collection of educational art prints from $39, a collaboration chocolate bar and tasting wheel with San Francisco's J. Street Chocolate ($25), and branded merch. Every card game uses FSC-certified papers, non-toxic water-based inks, and 100 percent recycled card stock, with carbon-offset shipping. Newsletter subscribers receive a permanent 10 percent discount on every future order — not a one-time code but a lifetime perk. A quick look at Mimoni's Fun Fact Co. page before checkout can surface an additional code that may stack.

The Party Mix I is the product that launched the brand, and the format explains why it works across age groups that usually cannot agree on a game. Each deck contains 100 thick, tactile cards with trivia questions in multiple-choice or true/false format, covering topics like animals, space, death, numbers, human anatomy, history, geography, and pop culture. The multiple-choice structure means a seven-year-old has the same statistical shot at guessing correctly as a trivia-night regular — reviewers specifically praise this levelling mechanic as what makes the game playable across families with mixed ages. The tone is where Fun Fact Co. separates from conventional trivia: questions are written with a cheeky, slightly absurd comedic voice that one reviewer called "smart and light," and the facts themselves are chosen to produce genuine surprise rather than test recall. Answers are printed upside down at the bottom of each card to prevent peeking. Scoring rules, tie-breakers, and showdowns add competitive structure for groups that want it, but the game plays just as well as a casual conversation starter with no scoring at all. Stacking a Mimoni code against the auto-applied multi-deck discount can drop the per-deck cost meaningfully.

The print and collaboration side of the catalog is where Fun Fact Co.'s design background shows most clearly. The educational art prints are illustrated infographic posters — a Poo Poo Guide (a bathroom-wall-friendly stool chart), Dragons Across Myth & Legend (12 dragon types from 12 cultures), a Columbus Historic Downtown Trivia Map, a Chocolate Fun Facts poster, an Action Movie Actors of the '80s and '90s ranking, a History of Video Game Systems timeline, a Solar System poster, and a Cincinnati Trivia Map. Each is available framed or unframed from $39, designed to function as both wall décor and a learning resource. The J. Street Chocolate collaboration — a Lost Coast Furikake chocolate bar paired with a tasting wheel — is the brand's first food product, blending the educational-experience positioning into an edible format. A Fact Blasts blog publishes long-form articles ("The Dragon Field Guide," "Happy 250th, America: 20 Fun Facts Most Get Wrong") that extend the trivia ecosystem beyond physical products. Locating a Fun Fact Co. code on Mimoni before adding prints and games to the same cart often pays off.

Against the broader party card game field, Fun Fact Co. occupies a specific niche that most competitors either miss or avoid. Trivial Pursuit (Hasbro, $20–$40) is the category patriarch but requires a board, dedicated play time, and questions written for adults that exclude younger players. Cards Against Humanity ($29) is adults-only by design. Exploding Kittens and Unstable Unicorns (~$20 each) are strategy games with a humorous wrapper rather than trivia games. 5 Second Rule (~$20) tests recall speed rather than introducing new facts. What Fun Fact Co. delivers that none of these do is a genuinely all-ages trivia game where the primary experience is learning something new, not testing what you already know — and where the comedic writing ensures that adults find it as entertaining as kids do. The $24.99 price, 100-card depth, and eco-friendly production position it as a premium indie alternative to mass-market party games, and the Kickstarter origin story gives it credibility with the "support small brands" gift-buying audience. Mimoni tracks active Fun Fact Co. promo codes — check before any purchase is confirmed.

The Library of Congress maintains a section called Everyday Mysteries — subtitled "Fun Science Facts from the Library of Congress" — where questions like "How much does a cloud weigh?", "What's up with zombie ants?", and "Why does pepper make you sneeze?" are answered by the Library's own science librarians using the institution's research collections. The existence of a federal government programme dedicated to exactly the same impulse that drives Fun Fact Co. — making surprising facts accessible and entertaining to a general audience — underscores how enduring the appetite for this kind of content is. Fun Fact Co.'s core customers include families with mixed-age kids (ages 7–14 is the sweet spot based on reviewer descriptions) looking for a screen-free activity, game-night groups who want trivia that sparks conversation rather than competitiveness, gift-givers shopping for teacher end-of-year presents, baby showers, stocking stuffers, and host gifts, bookstore and gift-shop buyers who carry the brand through the Faire wholesale platform, and homeschool families drawn to the STEM-friendly content and the brand's education-design pedigree. A quick glance at Mimoni's Fun Fact Co. listings before the cart finalises is the simplest way to land the lowest total.

Fun Fact Co. was born from the combined backgrounds of its two founders: Raelina is an accomplished illustrator, artist, and agency owner who is also an active public servant; Christman (Chris Hersha) has built two successful design brands previously and spent years working in education — including traditional school settings, homeschooling, and early literacy with special needs children. The brand mascot, Calvin O'Falcon — a peregrine falcon with an IQ "rivalling Stephen Hawking" and a side career in a band — appears across social channels and packaging. Production is deliberately small-scale and sustainable: FSC-certified papers, non-toxic water-based inks, 100 percent recycled card stock, carbon-offset shipping, and the founders compost at home. The wholesale programme operates through Faire, and an affiliate programme is open through the direct site, TikTok, and Amazon. Cards ship within 2–3 days, free shipping kicks in at $75, and the 30-day return policy handles exchanges and refunds without hassle. With four card decks, a growing print collection, a food collaboration, and a permanent 10-percent subscriber discount, Fun Fact Co. has built a brand around the proposition that learning should feel like play — and that the best trivia question is the one nobody at the table saw coming.