Jersey Post is proud to be at the heart of island life and to support the community to which it delivers. From chosen charity support to discount schemes and community involvement, Jersey Post engages with the local community in many ways.
Jersey Post is delighted to be sponsoring the 2024 JEP’s Pride of Jersey Awards for the third year in a row! These awards recognise all those who go above and beyond and have made a positive difference to our island community.
For a full list of categories and how to vote, please see below.
Since 2014, Jersey Post’s employees nominate and vote for a local charity to support for the year ahead. Each year we've raised over £15,000 thanks to company-wide involvement - from sky diving to race nights, we do whatever it takes to improve our community for the better.
This year, we are proud to be supporting our 10th chosen charity; Family Nursing & Home Care!
Jersey Post provides several discounts and services for locally based charities and not-for-profit organisations.
We also sponsor Jersey's Project Trident scheme, which gives young people an opportunity to experience a workplace whilst still studying in school. This incredible programme enables students to develop more confidence in their own abilities as well as gain a better understanding of working life.
We're always keen to share the the intricate wonders of our operation so, we often give local schools the opportunity to go behind the scenes and learn all about our island’s postal service and the role of our posties! Email our marketing team below for more information about organising a tour.
We also organise tours for our customers a couple of times a year so, make sure to look out for any upcoming dates!
Any individual, club or organisation seeking potential sponsorship and/or support, should post full details of their initiative to:
Jersey Post Marketing
Postal Headquarters
JERSEY
JE1 1AA
Alternatively, you can email our Marketing Team on marketing@jerseypost.com.
No we don't, This is no longer a post office service however you can visit Callandcheck.com to find out more about arranging this service with another service provider.
Yes, Articles for the blind is a scheme for blind and visually impaired customers who are registered as blind under the provisions of the National Assistance Act 1948.
We also include people whose standard of close-up vision, with spectacles of N12 or less as certified by an ophthalmologist, doctor or ophthalmic optician.
The scheme waives postage on UK items up to 2kg and all letter formats to international destinations for sending:
• books, printed materials, letters, relief maps
• audio and electronic media
• equipment such as magnifiers and mobility aids
To send items under the scheme, simply write 'ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND' on the front of the envelope and the sender's name and address clearly on the reverse .
To send items under the scheme, simply write 'ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND' on the front of the envelope and the sender's name and address clearly on the reverse of the envelope. Take your item to your local Post Office where it can be checked and sealed by the counter staff.
Mail must be addressed to the blind or visually impaired person at that address. Items that are addressed to “The Occupier” or “Dear Customer” etc. and not a named recipient cannot be sent under this scheme. It should be sent as normal, paid-for mail.
