Supporting the Community

Sponsors

AAMI Park, Melbourne
SINCE 2010
Inaugural naming rights sponsor of AAMI Park, Melbourne's purpose built home of soccer and rugby. Opened in May 2010 with a capacity of 30,000, AAMI Park is one of the world's finest stadiums to view rectangular codes, with its cutting edge 'bio-frame' roof providing extensive seating and excellent viewing.

A day on the green
SINCE 2013
We’re a co-major partner of this favourite live music series, which attracts some of the most popular international and home grown artists to some of Australia’s finest wineries and parkland. Good food, fine wine and great music in magnificent locations. Who could ask for more!

AAMI Victoria Derby
SINCE 1991
The first day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival – AAMI Victoria Derby Day - is considered by many racing purists to be the best single day of thoroughbred racing in Australia, if not the world. It includes the only all-Group race day on the Aussie racing calendar - the AAMI Victoria Derby (Group 1) race - which was first run in 1855, six years before the Melbourne Cup. That makes it the oldest and most prestigious horse race in Australia!

Community Partners

Victoria SES Partnership
SINCE 2002
Our long-standing partnership with the Victoria SES started in 2002. Since then, we’ve contributed $8.5 million (as of Nov. 2019) towards equipment and tools to support their brave rescue work, as well as advertising and community awareness.

Prevent Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y) program
SINCE 2008 (The Alfred Hospital, VIC)
SINCE 2013 (Royal North Shore Trauma Service, NSW)
SINCE 2016 (Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA)
This ground-breaking program has so far educated 6,000 youngsters about the potentially traumatic effects of risk-taking behaviour. Run by the National Trauma Research Institute (NTRI) in Victoria, and the Royal North Shore Trauma Service in New South Wales, and the Royal Adelaide Hospital in South Australia, the program aims to reduce death and disability among senior school students, Royal Australian Navy recruits apprentices and young offenders by showing them the devastating impact of trauma first hand.

Making our roads safer

Since 1982, we’ve been running our Skilled Drivers course where drivers under 25 are instructed in safe driving techniques using their own cars. Research shows that those having attended the course take these safe driving habits into adulthood. That means 85,000 safer drivers since we started the course!

More about how we're making our roads safer.

Supporting the Industry

AAMI Apprentice Support Program
SINCE 2004
Every year, we contribute around a million dollars to help repairers recruit and train high-calibre apprentices. The scheme also helps youngsters with financial difficulty, to keep them in the industry. Good for the apprentice, good for the industry!

AAMI TAFE Grants Program
SINCE 1999
Significant changes in materials and technology demand the latest repair techniques and advance equipment. So for the past 15 years, we’ve offered up to $40,000 in grants each year to help TAFE colleges and training institutes keep up with the latest in vehicle technology and repair standards.