Clontarf Featured Indigenous Artwork

Clontarf Foundation

We are proud to celebrate 15 years in partnership with Clontarf Foundation by featuring the artwork of Clontarf Alumni Mark Weston. Grab your limited-edition regular hot coffee cup and carry bag in store.

About Clontarf Foundation

The Clontarf Foundation exists to improve the education, discipline, life skills, self-esteem and employment prospects of young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men, and by doing so equips them to participate more meaningfully in society.

Ampol has been supporting the Clontarf Foundation since 2011, and in 2025, this ongoing partnership contributed to a strong year of growth. By the end of the year, 11,233 boys were enrolled in Clontarf programs across Australia, with three new academies launched - further expanding Clontarf’s reach and impact in communities nationwide.

Mark Weston - Warrnambool Academy, 2010 Graduate

When Mark entered Year 12 at Brauer College, his family was confronted with his mum’s cancer diagnosis and a sudden relocation to Melbourne for treatment. At the same time, Clontarf launched its first Victorian academies - and Mark became one of the first participants. With three academy mentors supporting him through school, family pressures and uncertainty, Mark finished Year 12 and stayed connected with Clontarf long after graduation.

Over the past 15 years he has remained deeply involved - speaking at events, mentoring boys, helping with partner functions and reconnecting with staff across states as his career has developed. Mark credits Clontarf with helping him build confidence, resilience and pride in his culture, and says the program has continued to be there for him well beyond school.

"Finding Passage"

Mark Weston. Gunditjmara.

“Clontarf to me is about connection and building relationships. Connecting with people, with culture, with yourself and the connection with the person you want to be. Being a graduate and continuing to stay involved with the program has let me build the relationships to help me succeed in all of that. This artwork represents the journey we take to build our connections and find our place.”

Fundraising Campaign

Until 4 August, 10c from each Ampol Foodary limited‑edition regular hot coffee and carry bag sold will be donated to our Ampol Foundation charity partner, Clontarf Foundation.

100% of funds raised go directly to the Foundation, helping support their important work with young people across Australia.*

*Ampol Retail Pty Ltd is donating 10c from each Ampol Foodary limited-edition regular size hot coffee, regular size hot beverage and carry bag sold from 01/07/2026 to 04/08/2026 at participating sites to The Clontarf Foundation. All donations will be transferred to The Clontarf Foundation after 04/08/2026. Ampol Retail Pty Ltd ABN 64 000 175 342, 29-33 Bourke Road, Alexandria NSW 2015, Ph. 1800 240 398 is authorised by The Clontarf Foundation ABN 77 131 909 405, McKay Street, Bentley WA 6102, Ph. (08) 9356 2500 to fundraise on its behalf in ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, VIC, WA and TAS. Availability may vary by site. While stocks last.