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Honouring the past, guiding the future. Are you our next Trustee?

Do you value Kaitiakitanga and Manaakitanga, and have the skills and drive to build on an over 80 year legacy of care in challenging times? Do you believe access to holidays, healthcare and wellbeing support matters? Then read on.

About the Trust

Marram Community Trust, formerly Post Office Welfare Fund, was established 80 years ago to support Post Office employees and their families affected by World War ll, providing affordable holidays and financial assistance for healthcare. As the organisation evolved to serve a growing number of beneficiaries across Marram’s affiliated employers (all with roots in the Post Office), it became Marram Community Trust, reflecting a wider range of benefits and broader community.

The role

As a Trustee, you’ll serve the Marram community with passion, excellence, integrity, and respect, contributing to the wellbeing of employees of Marram’s affiliated organisations and their families. You will be helping future-proof Marram’s financial stability and continuing a legacy of care in an increasingly competitive and sophisticated market. To be successful in this role you will be closely connected to and represent the views and needs of Marram beneficiaries.

Why this matters

Marram achieves its goals through a passionate, talented team. The Board of Trustees works as a multi-disciplinary, creative and collaborative group committed to making a difference, helping families and enriching lives, in particularly difficult times.

A role worth considering

This is a rare opportunity to deliver meaningful, life-changing outcomes while applying strong commercial governance for an organisation with real purpose.

In return, you’ll gain a rewarding, motivating opportunity to provide outside governance for an organisation with real purpose.

For more information, request the Position Description and Governance Overview form and send your application to: [email protected]

Applications close 20 October 2026