17 January 23
Financial experts sponsor events
Charity will benefit from year-long deal

A fast-growing Shropshire financial firm is sponsoring a year of adrenaline-fuelled events – and helping raise cash for a special charity.
Q Financial Services – which has offices in Wellington and Shrewsbury – has extended its sponsorship deal with Adrenaline Sporting Events (ASE) to cover all 11 of its 2023 events.
Q team members will take part in the events to raise cash for the Little Rascals Foundation, which supports children with disabilities and their families.
Q Commercial Finance director Steve Parry said they were delighted to increase their support for ASE, whose events include the Oswestry, Welshpool and Newtown 10K runs, the Lake Vyrnwy Half Marathon, Shropshire Santa Run, Pedal the Borders and Valley Burner cycle events, and the Running Festival at Brynkinalt.
“This is the perfect opportunity for us to support some really fantastic community events which do so much good for the people who take part and the charities they support, but also to raise some money for Little Rascals in the process.
“Our mortgage partner Ben Wootton helped set up and establish Little Rascals and the charity is close to all our hearts here for the brilliant work it does to give youngsters the best possible opportunities in life.
The first ASE event this year is an evening with multi gold medal winning Olympic cyclist Dame Laura Kenny in Oswestry on February 9.
For tickets for the evening with Dame Laura and details of all the events run by ASE visit http://www.adrenalinesportingevents.co.uk/
Pictured: Alan Lewis from ASE (right) with Ben Wootton (left) and some of Q's Shrewsbury team who took part in last year’s Oswestry 10k event
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