$TJ trades on Robinhood Chain with a 1% pool fee. The fund’s share is donated to the TJ Partnership Fund — the 501(c)(3) behind Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology. Every donation receipt is published below.
“My high school is at the forefront of STEM education and absolutely critical to furthering American greatness and innovation.”
Robinhood’s founder graduated from TJ before studying mathematics at Stanford. He later made the largest individual gift in the TJ Partnership Fund’s 25-year history. This fund routes trading fees from his own chain to the same nonprofit — funding research labs, student groups, and events like HackTJ for the next generation of STEM kids.
Simple pipeline, published end to end. No promises of profit — just fees turning into funding.
Every $TJ trade pays the pool’s 1% fee. The fund receives the creator share — about 0.7% of volume — accruing on-chain.
Fees are claimed on-chain, converted to dollars, and set aside for the school. Claim transactions are public on Robinhood Chain.
The fund donates to the TJ Partnership Fund through its official donation page. Every receipt is published in the feed below.
Pick a hypothetical trading volume to see what the fund’s share would send to TJ.
Every donation to the TJ Partnership Fund, with its receipt.
No. This is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by TJHSST, the TJ Partnership Fund, Fairfax County Public Schools, Robinhood, or Vlad Tenev. We simply donate to the school’s public 501(c)(3) through its official donation page, like anyone can.
Nothing. Holding $TJ does not entitle you to any profit, dividend, or claim on the fund or the school. It is a meme coin whose trading fees fund a good cause. It can lose value, including all of its value.
Fee claims are public transactions on Robinhood Chain. The donation itself goes through the TJ Partnership Fund’s card/ACH donation page (they don’t accept crypto yet), so for that final step we publish the confirmation receipt of every donation in the feed above. Fees claimed and donations published are meant to reconcile — check our math.
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science & Technology is routinely ranked the #1 public high school in America — and it’s where Robinhood’s founder says his path started. Trading fees on his chain funding the school that made him felt like the right loop to close.
Not yet. Until it does, this page shows honest zeros: no fees, no donations. When it launches, the contract address will appear here and only here.