Lubbock Independent School District Partners with Toot’n Totum for Second Annual Spirit Pumps Program


Lubbock Independent School District (Lubbock ISD) is excited to announce that it will once again partner with Toot’n Totum’s annual Spirit Pumps program.
Beginning today, Aug. 10, every gallon of fuel pumped at a school’s designated Spirit Pump — branded with the school’s colors and logo — will generate a five-cent donation from Toot’n Totum directly to that high school, with funds supporting school safety and security initiatives.
The program runs for 15 weeks, concluding before Thanksgiving break. Participating pumps are wrapped in each school’s colors and branding, turning everyday fill-ups into a visible show of school pride and a simple way for neighbors, parents and fans to give back every time they fuel up.
“We’re so excited to partner with Toot’n Totum again this year as part of their Spirit Pumps program,” said Superintendent Kathy Rollo. “This initiative connects the community through a product they use every day and directly supports their school and students in critical school safety and security measures.”
The Spirit Pumps media kickoff will take place at Toot’n Totum (5202 Erskine St.) at 9 a.m on Friday, Aug. 14. Student groups from Coronado, Estacado, Lubbock High, Monterey and Talkington High School will be present at this location to celebrate the start of the program. Students groups will then visit their own branded pumps as part of the kick off at the following participating locations:
Toot’n Totum Store 138 (5202 Erskine St.) – program kickoff
- Coronado High School
- Talkington School for Young Women Leaders
Toot’n Totum Store 146 (2424 34th St.)
- Lubbock High School
- Estacado High School
Toot’n Totum Store 147 (2504 S. Loop 289)
- Monterey High School
About Lubbock ISD
Lubbock Independent School District is the largest K-12 public education provider in the surrounding area, educating more than 23,000 students. Its mission is to nurture, develop and inspire every child, every day. Guiding that mission are three leadership pillars – Develop Leaders, Love People and Value Data – which aim to empower staff to their full potential, embrace our community and cultivate student success at every level. With a wide range of academic and career programming, the district has innovated itself to provide growth opportunities for students and staff alike.
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