About TJEF. TJEF is much like a treillage, a trellis or a latticework, that supports and promotes abundant and vibrant growth around the world.
In this way, TJEF provides a framework and resources for its members to grow, prosper, and bring benefit to their respective communities.
Events. TJEF Awareness event at 4pm, August 15th in Palo Alto.
On March 8th, Ken Kaufman addressed the conference co-sponsored by the Hochschulenrektorenkonference (HRK), Fund-Raising fuer Hochschulen, at the Evangelische Akademie in Bad Boll (Germany), Some Experiences and Lessons from the Stanford Club of Germany.
Ken's Korner
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Sur Les Pas d'Anne Morgan Building a curriculum for use in bi-cultural grade schools, using the materials in the French-American Museum north of Paris and including cultural exchanges, is the goal of this Initiative. See our new photos!
Saint Martin de Porres Making headlines in the Bay Area with talent and passion.
Solar Light Bringing sustained and affordable light to the 1.6 billion on earth who do not enjoy this benefit is in incubation at the test site in India.
sarahOBAMAbike Together with our President's grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Obama, we are designing the future of transportation in Africa and Cuba. Read more about this amazing pilot project...
Social Networking. TJEF is now on facebook (causes and groups) where ideas and solutions can be discussed live. Please visit today!
Photos. Please see our latest 15th Anniversary photos here courtesy of Ted Mock.
Donate. Give today to help us push the TJEF mission onward. Sign up for a special vacation trip and proceeds benefit charity!
Watching Over Us. The John Ernest Foundation gratefully remembers the many times Jacques and Sandy Littlefield permitted the use of Pony Tracks Ranch, which houses the beautiful Fisk organ, for various Organ initiatives of the Foundation. Here is a video of Annette Richards from Cornell University and The Westfield Center describing this special instrument. Mr. Littlefield was a good friend to the Foundation and his premature passing saddens us.
