The Rosenberg Fund for Children (RFC) is a vital organization dedicated to supporting the educational and emotional needs of children whose parents have faced repercussions for their progressive activism. Established in 1990, the RFC aims to ensure that these children can thrive despite their parents' struggles. The Fund extends its mission to activist youth by providing targeted grants to professionals and institutions that offer essential services to these beneficiaries.

Through a comprehensive granting program, the RFC helps facilitate access to educational resources, emotional support, and community-building opportunities. The organization’s commitment is reflected in initiatives such as gatherings and commemorations, which foster solidarity among families affected by political persecution. Founded by Robert Meeropol, son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, the RFC not only honors its historical legacy but also actively engages the community in resisting oppression. By contributing to the RFC, individuals support a beloved community that nurtures the next generation of activists and advocates for social justice.