We're on a mission to place our Tommy & Theo HVACR STEM books in the hands of 400 students across Texas — sparking curiosity, building knowledge, and opening doors to skilled trades careers.
These individuals and organizations believed in this mission early. Their investment is putting books in students' hands and building the HVACR workforce pipeline from the classroom up.
Anchor sponsor of our 400 Students STEM Book Campaign — TechSource Tools was the first corporate partner to invest in HVACR STEM education for Texas students, proving that industry investment in education is good business.
Community leaders who invested early in building HVACR workforce awareness for the next generation of Texas students — their support helped expand our reach from day one.
Generously contributed $500 to support literacy, STEM education, and skilled-trades career awareness.
Join the founding cohort of sponsors helping place HVACR STEM books in students' hands across Texas. Every tier matters — from $100 to $10,000.
Research shows that career exposure before age 14 dramatically increases the likelihood of pursuing that career. The skilled trades face a critical workforce shortage — and it starts with awareness.
Research shows career exposure before age 14 dramatically increases the likelihood of pursuing that career. The Tommy & Theo series makes HVACR visible, exciting, and career-connected before students ever enter a classroom.
Corporate sponsors, community leaders, and individuals select a tier and fund books for students at $25 per student (or choose a classroom, school, or full-campaign tier).
We procure and deliver Tommy & Theo books directly to partner schools and community organizations. Every book is tracked, every student is counted.
Book distribution is paired with in-classroom presentations, hands-on HVACR demos, and teacher resources — turning a book into an experience.
Every dollar goes directly to putting books in students' hands. Choose the level that works for you — all sponsors receive recognition.
$25 puts one STEM book in one student's hands. Start there, or go bigger — every amount matters.
