Our Mission
The Tseng Legacy Foundation was created to help individuals and organizations in need through meaningful acts of generosity, community support, and the sharing of powerful ideas.
Founded by Ed Tseng and his children Ava and Max, the foundation is built on the belief that small actions can create lasting impact.
Through initiatives such as 26 for 26, 24 for 24, and 19 for 19, the foundation brings people together to support those who need encouragement, opportunity, or assistance.
The foundation also helps place copies of UNEARTHED: The Source Behind Elite Performance into the hands of students, athletes, and individuals who may benefit from its message.
Sponsor a Book
One way we spread positive impact is by placing copies of UNEARTHED into the hands of students, athletes, and people who may benefit from a new perspective.
For $26, you can sponsor a copy of the book to be shared with someone who needs encouragement, clarity, or inspiration.
Sponsor a book:
Venmo @TsengLegacyFoundation
Every $26 helps place a copy of UNEARTHED into someone’s hands.
Legacy Initiatives
The Tseng Legacy Foundation brings people together through simple initiatives designed to create meaningful impact.
26 for 26 – A community initiative where supporters contribute $26 to help individuals or organizations in need.
24 for 24 – Max’s initiative focused on helping animal-related causes, youth, and others in need.
19 for 19 – Ava’s initiative dedicated to supporting causes she believes in, including books, and helping others in meaningful ways.
Each initiative reflects the foundation’s belief that small contributions, when combined, can make a powerful difference.
About the foundation:
The Tseng Legacy Foundation is a small, family-led giving fund created by Ed Tseng and his children Ava and Max.
While it is not a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the foundation operates as a grassroots initiative dedicated to helping individuals, organizations, and communities through acts of generosity and support.
All contributions go directly toward initiatives such as 26 for 26, 24 for 24, 19 for 19, and placing copies of UNEARTHED into the hands of students and people who may benefit from its message.