Nurturing community spirit and accelerating development

Here at Grow, we strongly believe in the power of collaboration for accelerating the development of our businesses and publishing partners.

Having a close, strong and independently minded attitude are vital qualities for any affiliate marketeer. That’s why we’re supporting the intrepid efforts of the team at Elmdon Park, raising funds for new recreational facilities including their current project to build a new play area for young guests.

Why Elmdon Park?

Elmdon Park is an independently run historical site in the West Midlands countryside. Following years of disrepair, its dedicated committee of volunteers have worked tirelessly to restore and preserve Elmdon’s beautiful parkland. In addition to maintaining the park, they have developed heritage tours and conservation initiatives in partnership with the Warwickshire Wildlife Trust in the interest of providing a rich and welcoming recreational space for the public to enjoy.

On track to success

Last weekend, Grow sponsored Elmdon Park’s very own Radio Controlled Cars Racing Event, a thrilling event for spectators and a chance for participants to show off their own car collections, their driving skills and to take the very best 1:10 scale Remote Controlled racecars for a spin around the circuit.

The event also provided the opportunity for visitors to enjoy the parks’ idyllic meadow and woodland spaces surrounding the 280 metre track, and for youngsters to experience the diverse benefits of this special outdoor space.

Saturday’s race was one stage in a series which will lead to the Elmdon F1 Championship – a Grand Prix style showdown of the final 20 qualifying drivers. The champion will win the opportunity to test drive the coveted Hobby Class Tamiya F1 model.

Here’s a look at what went on – a view from the driver’s seat!

Going forward Grow will also be sponsoring another of Elmdon’s races: “the Belgian Grand Prix : Spa-Francorchamps”. We invite you to tag along, cheer for the teams, and spare a donation for the park