AGRILAND FS raised a total of $103,834 for local public school districts across its Fast Stop communities through its Fuel Up and Give Back campaign, which ran from March 1st through June 30th, according to an announcement from the company.
During the campaign, three cents from every gallon of gas and diesel fuel sold at participating AGRILAND FS-branded Fast Stop locations was donated back to area schools. The program ran across 17 Fast Stop communities throughout Iowa and Missouri.
Among the local communities, Albia raised the most in the southeast Iowa area with $8,404, followed by Fairfield with $6,140 and Oskaloosa with $4,351.
The full breakdown of donations by community is as follows: Columbus Junction $6,377, Maryville $2,950, Oskaloosa $4,351, Malvern $3,418, Albia $8,404, Knoxville $3,254, Clarinda $10,210, Winterset $11,119 (two sites), Creston $7,627, Audubon $6,199, Moravia $3,974, Earlham $3,180, Harlan $6,313, Fairfield $6,140, Indianola $7,510, Underwood $5,035, and Washington $7,774.
Check presentations are taking place throughout August, September, and October at school events across Fast Stop communities to celebrate the funds raised and recognize the customers, students, staff, and community members who helped make the campaign a success.
The Fuel Up and Give Back program has also returned as of September 1st for the 2026-27 school year. AGRILAND FS will donate three cents per gallon during active giveback months, which run September 1st through December 31st, 2026 and March 1st through June 30th, 2027. The program will pause during January, February, July, and August. The 2026-27 campaign totals will be presented during check presentations to help kick off the 2027 football season.
Those interested in following the campaign can find Fast Stop on Facebook and Instagram by searching AGRILAND FS Fast Stop.
