People of Post Grant nominations are open to all Australia Post Group team members or contractors, including StarTrack team members or contractors, Licensed Post Office licensees and their employees, contractors, and community postal agents.
The initiative celebrates the connection our people have with their local communities and we’re proud to provide the opportunity for them to support organisations they are passionate about.
Nominated projects must support at least one of our four strategic community focus areas:
- Mental health
- Disaster support and resilience
- Indigenous children's literacy and learning
- Environment and sustainability
A wide range of organisations may be eligible, including local volunteer fire brigades, organisations supporting disaster preparedness, community groups supporting Indigenous children’s education and local organisations supporting land conservation or seeking to address climate change.

Questions?
Questions?
Email us at Grants@auspost.com.au

Hear from Andrea Summits who nominated Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater for a People of Post Grant in 2024
Hear from Andrea Summits who nominated Friends of the Helmeted Honeyeater for a People of Post Grant in 2024
How the program works
How the program works
- Step 1: Read the program Guidelines and review eligibility criteria, tips and stories from previous nominators.
- Step 2: Complete the nomination form by 10 February 2025. You’ll need:
- Name/ description of the nominated project
- A contact at the organisation (phone and email)
- The organisation’s ABN
- Step 3: The nominated organisation will be invited to submit an application
- Step 4: Grant announcements will be made in May 2025.
Nomination process FAQs
Application process FAQs
Using the grant funds
Using SmartyGrants / technical difficulties
Previous recipients
Previous recipients
Read about the local organisations we’ve supported through previous People of Post Grant programs.