Ampol Foundation
Making a difference in local communities.
LEARN ABOUT THE AMPOL FOUNDATION At Ampol, we are proud to be part of Australian communities all over the country. From the coast to the outback and everywhere in between, we are a neighbour to so many.
At the heart of being a local is ensuring we contribute to our communities in a positive way, using our network and employees to improve the lives of all Australians.
As Australia’s Own we are passionate about keeping our people and customers safe and improving the wellbeing of individuals and groups across the country.
Proudly powering better journeys for all Australians, today and tomorrow.
At Ampol Foodary, our commitment to the community is unwavering.
DISCOVER OUR STORIESOur staff volunteers generously dedicated their time for National Volunteering Week, participating in activities with organisations like the Clontarf Foundation and Landcare.
Landcare met up with staff at the Marrickville Golf Course, clearing weeds and planting 100 native plants, while visits were made across Brisbane and Sydney, to engage with the inspiring students of Clontarf Academy’s.
We are proud to see our 2 partners, the Clontarf Foundation and Red Bull Ampol Racing continue their work together.
The talented students of Gunnedah's Clontarf Academy have designed the breathtaking 2024 Indigenous liveries for the upcoming Darwin Triple Crown.
As one of the newest additions to Clontarf's network, the Gunnedah boys will get to experience Supercars Indigenous Round race weekend and present their artwork, named 'The Journey of the Driver'.
In February, some of our Lytton Lubricant Team connected with the Harristown Clontarf Academy to build, fill and palletise oyster shells cages. These cages were taken into Moreton Bay to assist in rebuilding the natural shellfish reefs. The teams finished 2.5 pallets of cages, providing approximately 80,000 new homes for shellfish in the bay.
Ampol was proud to recently announce an extension to our partnership with the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service for another 5 years. Completing over 1,500 missions per year, the service offers vital medical care for communities in Northern NSW.