Investing in Preservation
Preservation involves targeted conservation efforts which help to keep history alive for future generations. The Foundation's commitment in this area has meant providing support for certain museums as well as for nonprofits that are working to save California wildlife and habitats. Our focus on history and conservation help keep the spark of hope burning brightly.
Current Focus:
Sea Otters
The Monterey Bay AquariumRead More...
The Elfenworks Foundation is investing in the ongoing efforts of The Monterey Bay Aquarium to save the endangered Southern Sea Otter. Since 1984 they rescue, treat and release injured otters, raise and release stranded pups, seek homes for sea otters that can't return to the wild and conduct scientific research.
San Bruno Elfin
Native Butterfly SpeciesRead More...
Staff members have volunteered to help conserve the habitat of the endangered San Bruno Elfin Butterfly (Callophrys mossii bayensis) and other local endangered butterflies and birds. Stay tuned for more details on this unfolding effort.
Elfenworks Aviary
Lake Tahoe Wildlife CareRead More...
We have a named Elfenworks Foundation aviary at Lake Tahoe Wildlife Care and will soon be embedding a webcam right here so you can watch the birds as they heal and grow strong. [About the Aviary]
The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum
The Carter CenterRead More...
The Elfenworks Foundation was one of the key donors underwriting The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library’s redesign in 2009. Originally established in 1986, the museum houses 40,000,000 pages, 1,000,000 photographs, 2,200,000 feet of film, and 2,500 hours of video. The major overhaul included the addition of an interactive table and interactive screens throughout the museum, high-tech energy-saving lighting, and an emphasis on education for the 21st century.