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For years, Planned Parenthood advocacy and political organizations
have been planning for a world without Roe v. Wade — where
abortion is banned in more than 20 states, where people have less
control over their own bodies and futures, where protecting access
to sexual and reproductive health care is all the more urgent.
This year, we put our plans into action, and fought back on every
front. State-by-state, at the federal level, and at the ballot box.
Our mission is no longer just about protecting a right — it’s about
transforming the systems that decide who can control our bodies
and futures. That long-term effort requires a long-term movement.
And with 19 million Planned Parenthood supporters across the
country, the Action Fund is ready to reclaim our future.
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Message from Leadership Across the Map
Growing the Movement Financial Data
Freedom Wins
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Wins from
Washington —
and Beyond
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Directors & Leadership
Social Media
CONTENTS
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Nearly two years ago, the Supreme Court
overturned Roe v. Wade, opening the
oodgates for states to ban abortion.
Today, one in three women of reproductive
age, plus trans and nonbinary people,
now live in states where some or all
abortion is banned.
But Planned Parenthood advocacy and political
organizations continue to make our erce movement
stronger through educating, motivating, and mobilizing
the ght for reproductive freedom. Anti-abortion
groups and politicians keep coming for us but we keep
locking arms with our movement allies, collaborating
with government leaders, and ghting state-by-state.
We need to win back rights that go beyond Roe. We
continue to advocate so our rights can be grounded
in equity in order to guarantee high-quality and
comprehensive health care for all.
Our work is paying off. Across the country, we continue
to prove that the majority of people are with us. Every
time abortion has been on the ballot, freedom has won.
Just this past November, voters turned out in record
numbers to make Ohio the seventh state to pass a ballot
initiative enshrining abortion in the state constitution.
With the critical presidential election only months
away, Planned Parenthood advocacy and political
organizations are building momentum to leverage
our powerful infrastructure to reach voters, remind
them what’s at stake and turn their outrage into action.
There is no doubt that reproductive rights face
challenges today but our movement is inspiring
people, policy, and communities to act. We face a
unique moment in history to reimagine and remake
our reproductive freedom and reclaim our future.
We strive to build a world where abortion is
undeniable and unquestioned and where our bodies
are ungovernable.
Thank you for being in this
ght with us.
Alexis McGill Johnson
President and CEO
Planned Parenthood
Action Fund
Colleen Foster
Board Chair
Planned Parenthood
Action Fund
MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
Across the Map
Financial Data
Directors & Leadership
Social Media
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In January 2023, Planned Parenthood Federation of
America and the Action Fund brought 428 afliate
staff, patient advocates, partners, and national staff
to Washington, DC for a four-day Organizing
and Patient Advocate Summit.
Participants visited dozens of members of Congress
and their staff, and got training they needed to lead
campaigns in their local communities.
GROWING THE MOVEMENT
BY THE NUMBERS
276,000
new activists
342,000
new supporters
4,800
volunteers
45,000
actions
3,000
events
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BY THE NUMBERS
Across the country, activists responded to the end of the
constitutional right to abortion by working to put ballot
measures protecting abortion rights in front of voters — or
by defeating ballot measures meant to further restrict access.
Every single time in 2022 and 2023, abortion rights
won. We know, and now the world knows:
When abortion is on the ballot, freedom wins.
FREEDOM WINS
Kansas
rejected a ballot
measure that would
have removed
the right to abortion
from the state
constitution.
Kentucky
rejected a
constitutional
amendment that
would have stripped
protections for
abortion rights.
Montana
rejected a
ballot measure
intended to
interfere with
personal medical
decisions.
Michigan
passed a
constitutional
amendment to
protect
reproductive
freedom.
California
voted to amend
the state
constitution to
guarantee the right
to abortion and
contraception.
Vermont
overwhelmingly
passed a
reproductive
liberty
amendment.
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2022 Midterms
Planned Parenthood advocacy and
political organizations invested
$50 million in outreach and engagement
to educate the public, hold leaders
accountable, and mobilize voters to
protect sexual and reproductive
health and rights.
TOP AND MIDDLE: Planned Parenthood Action Fund
“Wisconsonites for Abortion Rights” rally, Capitol Brewery in
Middleton, WI, Oct. 8, 2022. Photo by: Ben Brewer.
BOTTOM: Planned Parenthood Action Fund “Breakfast with
Beasley”, Young Hearts Distilling, in Raleigh, NC, Oct. 29, 2022.
Photo by: Amanda Rudd.
of Action Fund-endorsed
candidates won their races
82%
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WINS FROM WASHINGTON —
AND BEYOND
Planned Parenthood Rally for Reproductive Freedom
with Vice President Kamala Harris at Howard University in
Washington, DC, Apr. 25, 2023. Photo by Shannon Finney.
The Biden-Harris administration has taken steps to protect
and secure access to reproductive health care services and
taken other meaningful steps directly in response to the
Action Fund’s advocacy.
In August 2022, the president signed an executive order to support people
being forced to travel out of state and ensuring federal agencies are measuring
the consequences of bans on abortion.
In March 2023, the administration proposed rules to strengthen birth control
coverage under the Affordable Care Act, following harmful changes by the
previous administration.
In April 2023, the Department of Health and Human Services’ Ofce of Civil
Rights proposed a rule that would better safeguard the privacy of patients,
including abortion patients.
Following the Supreme Court’s June 2022 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade,
champions in Congress responded with immediate actions to protect and
expand access to reproductive health care.
• the Women’s Health Protection
Act to protect the right to abortion
nationwide,
• the Ensuring Women’s Right to
Reproductive Freedom Act to
reafrm patients’ right to travel out
of state to access abortion care, and
• the Right to Contraception Act to
protect the right to for patients to
receive and providers to prescribe
birth control across the country.
In July 2022
alone, the
House passed:
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Throughout the summer of 2022, the
Senate brought a series of bills to protect
access to sexual and reproductive health to
the oor — all of which were blocked by
anti-abortion rights senators. These included:
• the Freedom to Travel for Health Care Act, to
reafrm patients’ right to travel out of state to access
abortion care,
• the Right to Contraception Act,
• the Expanding Access to Family Planning Act to
provide critical funding and protections for Title X,
• the Let Doctors Provide Reproductive
Health Care Act to protect providers in states where
abortion remains legal,
• and the Stop Anti-Abortion Disinformation (SAD)
Act to crack down on the deception and misleading
practices of crisis pregnancy centers.
Between July 1, 2022 and June 30, 2023, Planned
Parenthood Action Fund scored 8 key congressional
oor votes on sexual and reproductive health in our
Congressional Scorecard.
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WINS FROM WASHINGTON —
AND BEYOND
Sounding the alarm:
Medication abortion at risk
After a federal district court in Texas tried to reverse the FDA’s
approval of mifepristone — a safe and effective medication used
in more than half of abortions in the U.S. — Planned Parenthood
organizations mobilized supporters and champions to defend
access to care.
On April 15 and 16, 2023 Planned Parenthood
organizations held a weekend of action:
• 36 rallies, teach-ins, canvasses, and other events in
16 states to demonstrate support for access to mifepristone
and abortion rights more broadly.
• Demonstration at the Supreme Court that drew more than
500 participants
• Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at a rally in
Los Angeles
Thanks to these efforts, mifepristone is still accessible, though
the case is ongoing.
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ACROSS THE MAP
In 2023, more than 410 bills to protect
and expand access to reproductive
health were led in state legislatures
across the country.
In 22 states, proactive legislation was enacted.
Examples include:
• laws that codify the right to abortion in Minnesota
and New Mexico,
• laws that repeal abortion restrictions, like Michigan’s
repeal of its 1931 pre-Roe abortion ban,
• laws that shield abortion providers from legal risks in
Illinois and Nevada,
• and additional efforts to expand access, such as
provider expansion in Hawai’i, eliminating
cost-sharing for abortion in Washington and Maine,
and much more.
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund, and the 46 separately incorporated state and local
Planned Parenthood advocacy and political organizations, ght for access to health care and for
reproductive rights through lobbying, grassroots organizing, educational, and limited electoral
activity. The IRS classies them as tax-exempt, section 501(c)(4) social welfare organizations.
Contributions to 501(c)(4) organizations are not tax deductible.
Combined Balance Sheet
June 30, 2023
[All Amount in Millions]
Local 501(c)(4)
organizations
Action
Fund
Eliminations [b] Total [a]
Assets $ 25.6 $ 23.9 $ (1.0) $ 48.5
Current Assets 26.9 $ 23.9 $ (1.0)
Property, Equipment,
Endowment, Other
0.1
LESS: assets eliminated as part of
consolidated audit
(1.4)
Liabilities $ 3.0 $ 3.2 $ (1.0) $ 5.2
Current Liabilities 3.6 3.2 (1.0)
Mortgages, Notes Payable, Other 0.1
LESS: liabilities eliminated as part of
consolidated audit
(0.7)
Net Assets $ 22.6 $ 20.7 $ 43.3
Without donor restrictions 19.6 4.4
With donor restrictions 3.2 16.3
LESS: assets eliminated as part of
consolidated audit
(0.2)
Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 25.6 $23.9 $ (1.0) $ 48.5
PLANNED PARENTHOOD 501(C)(4)
ORGANIZATIONS FINANCIAL DATA
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EXPENSES [e]
by percentage
Program Services
Management & General Support
Fundraising
Other
72
COMBINED REVENUE AND EXPENSES BY PERCENTAGE
REVENUE [e]
by percentage
28
Government Grants
Private Contributions & Bequests
Other
71
12
13
3
1
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD 501(C)(4)
ORGANIZATIONS FINANCIAL DATA
REVENUE
For the year ended June 30, 2023 | Operating & Other Funds
[All Amount in Millions]
Local 501(c)(4)
organizations
Action
Fund
Eliminations [b] Total [a]
Revenue $ 33.0 $ 62.1 $ (12.6) 82.5
Government Grants 0.9 0.9
Private Contributions & Bequests
e 22.0 55.1 (12.6) 64.5
Other Operating Revenue 17.8 7.0 24.8
Intercompany Elimination
Revenue
(7.7) (7.7)
EXPENSES
For the year ended June 30, 2023 | Operating & Other Funds
[All Amount in Millions]
Local 501(c)(4)
organizations
Action
Fund
Eliminations [b] Total [a]
Expenses $ 34.3 $ 79.9 $ (12.6) $ 101.6
Programs 26.6
61.1
(12.6)
75.1
Supporting Services
7.2 18.8 26.0
Management & General 6.0 6.4 12.4
Fundraising 1.2 12.4 13.6
Other Expenses 3.2 3.2
Payments to Related Organizations 2.6 2.6
Non-Program Related 0.6 0.6
Intercompany Elimination Expenses
(2.7) (2.7)
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Local 501(c)(4)
organizations
Action
Fund
Eliminations [b] Total [a]
Expenses $ 34.3 $ 79.9 $ (12.6) $ 101.6
Programs 26.6
61.1
(12.6)
75.1
Supporting Services
7.2 18.8 26.0
Management & General 6.0 6.4 12.4
Fundraising 1.2 12.4 13.6
Other Expenses 3.2 3.2
Payments to Related Organizations 2.6 2.6
Non-Program Related 0.6 0.6
Intercompany Elimination Expenses
(2.7) (2.7)
SUMMARY OF
FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Our broad base of committed donors provide
approximately 89% of the national organization’s
revenue and 67% of revenue to local 501(c)
(4) organizations — evidence of our powerful
grassroots support.
The IRS classies the national Planned Parenthood
Action Fund and the state/local Planned
Parenthood advocacy and political organizations
as section 501(c)(4) tax-exempt organizations.
Contributions are not tax deductible.
A list of all organizations that received
contributions from Action Fund during the year
that ended June 30, 2023, may be obtained by
writing to Planned Parenthood Action Fund,
123 William Street, New York, NY 10038.
Audited nancial statements are available on
the PPFA website.
• [a] Figures reect operations of Planned
Parenthood Action Fund, Inc. for the
year ended June 30, 2023. Local 501(c)
(4) organization numbers include 46
separately incorporated state and local
Planned Parenthood advocacy and political
organizations and are based on amounts
reported in relevant audited nancial
statements for scal years ended during
2022. One local c4 organization, Planned
Parenthood Pennsylvania Advocates, is not
included in this report.
• [b] Payments and receipts between local
501(c)(4) organizations and the Action Fund
have been eliminated. These include dues and
contribution-sharing arrangements and other
grants. Related adjustments have been made
to the balance sheet.
• [c] Includes foundation grants, corporate
contributions, and support from more than
168,000 active individual contributors, with
$31,000 of bequests.
• [d] Expenses do not include capitalized
expenditures for property, plant, and
equipment and repayment of related loans,
but do include depreciation and amortization
of such property, plant, and equipment and
interest expense on such loans.
• [e] Percentages do not include
intercompany eliminations.
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DIRECTORS & LEADERSHIP
Planned Parenthood Action Fund Board of Directors
Members
Alexandra Acker-Lyons
Jennifer Allen
Tanya Atkinson
Tanuja Bahal
Landis Becker-Young
Brynne Craig
Quinn Delaney
Mayra Macias
Jess Morales Rocketto
Harris Parnell
Joe Solmonese
Meghan Stabler
Luz Towns-Miranda
Planned Parenthood Action Fund Executive Leadership
Alexis McGill Johnson
President and CEO
Jacqueline Ayers
Senior Vice President for Policy,
Advocacy and Campaigns
Susan Baker Manning
General Counsel
Vickie Barrow-Klein
Executive Vice President and Chief
Operating Ofcer
Kim Custer
Executive Vice President and Chief
Federation Engagement &
Impact Ofcer
Ilana Esterrich
Chief Financial Ofcer
Rachel Fishman
Interim Chief Development Ofcer
Dawn Laguens
Senior Advisor to the President
Steve Manley
Chief People & Culture Ofcer
Melanie Roussell Newman
Senior Vice President of
Communications and Culture
Kristen Tilley
Chief of Staff
George Walker
Chief Equity Ofcer
Chair
Colleen Foster
Vice Chair
Maya Harris
Treasurer
Monique Dorsainvil
Secretary
Cristina Tzintzun Ramirez
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PLANNED PARENTHOOD
ACTION FUND ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Planned Parenthood Action Fund
facebook.com/PlannedParenthoodAction
@PPact (twitter.com/PPact)
@ppact (instagram.com/PPact)
@plannedparenthoodaction (https://www.tiktok.com/@plannedparenthoodaction)
https://www.plannedparenthoodaction.org/blog
Planned Parenthood Generation Action
facebook.com/PlannedParenthoodGenerationAction
@PPGenAction (twitter.com/PPGenAction)
@PPGenAction (instagram.com/PPGenAction)
Latinos for Planned Parenthood
facebook.com/PlannedParenthoodEspanol
@ppact_es (instagram.com/ppact_es)
@latinos4pp (twitter.com/Latinos4PP)
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