In 1902, the count founded the School Scholarship Base (Ján Pálffy), a generous foundation to support university students. He just put a share in the building of the Červenokamen castle, about 2700 hectares of adjacent land and a sawmill for wood processing.
In front of the municipal office building in Častá, which was originally built for the needs of Pálffy's scholarship base, there is a life-style bronze bust of the count on a large stone pedestal. The inscription on the supporting cube carved the name Zsákodi Csiszér János. He is a famous Hungarian sculptor. We do not dare to say whether the author is only a pedestal or also a bust. The work was created in 1915, when the mentioned building was probably completed and handed over for use.
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