In a letter to several congressional leaders, 92 organizations pledged ongoing support to Planned Parenthood. The letter praised the services Planned Parenthood provides, while dismissing the overwhelming body of evidence detailing the abortion giant’s sale of aborted baby parts.

The letter goes on to make this statement: “The organizations signing this letter work closely with Planned Parenthood…” The close involvement with – and total support of – Planned Parenthood is no surprise in regards to most of these organizations, such as NARAL, Abortion Care Network, and the ACLU.

Advocates for Youth, an organization which focuses on “adolescent reproductive and sexual health,” posted this to their website:  “We are fed up. Every day, Planned Parenthood affiliates and independent abortion providers around the nation give compassionate care to women who need abortions. I am fed up with the ongoing attacks on these brave and committed providers.”

Medical Students for Choice had this to say: “The latest attacks on Planned Parenthood are not about fetal tissue. It is a direct attack on abortion and those committed to providing this safe, simple procedure in their communities.”

It should come as no surprise that pro-abortion organizations, who admit they “work closely with Planned Parenthood,” would rush to the defense of the corporation. The letter reveals nothing new; instead it attempts to build upon the illusion that Planned Parenthood enjoys universal support – except among “extremists.”

While these organizations have committed to stand with Planned Parenthood despite its illegal practices, many businesses and organizations have distanced themselves from the abortion giant, as evidence against the abortion provider continues to mount.

Below is a list of the 92 organizations which signed the letter declaring support for Planned Parenthood.
A Fund, Inc. (Kentucky)

Abortion Care Network

Access Matters

Access Reproductive Care-Southeast

ACCESS Women’s Health Justice (California)

Advocates for Youth

Alabama Reproductive Rights Advocates

American Association of University Women (AAUW)

American Civil Liberties Union

American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME)

American Medical Student Association

American Public Health Association

Americans United for Separation of Church and State

Association of Reproductive Health Professionals

Atlanta Pro Choice Action Committee

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Black Women’s Health Imperative

California Women’s Law Center

Catholics for Choice

Center for Reproductive Rights

Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice at UC Berkeley School of Law signs

Civil Liberties and Public Policy

CHOICES. Memphis Center for Reproductive Health

Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR)

Emergency Medical Assistance, Inc. (Florida)

Feminist Majority

Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc.

Healthy and Free Tennessee

Innovation Ohio

Institute for Science and Human Values, Inc.

Ibis Reproductive Health

Iowa Abortion Access Fund

Ipas

Jane’s Due Process, Inc.

Jane Fund of Central Massachusetts

Jewish Women International

Kentucky Health Justice Network

Legal Voice

Lilith Fund (Texas)

Mabel Wadsworth Women’s Health Center

Maine Family Planning

Maine Women’s Lobby

Maryland Women’s Coalition for Health Care Reform

Medical Students for Choice

Metropolitan Community Church

Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

NARAL Pro-Choice America

National Abortion Federation

National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum

National Center for Lesbian Rights

National Council of Jewish Women

National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association

National Health Law Program

National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health

National LGBTQ Task Force Action Fund

National Network of Abortion Funds

National Organization for Women

National Partnership for Women & Families

National Women’s Health Network

National Women’s Law Center

Network for Reproductive Options (Oregon)

New Jersey Abortion Access Fund

New York Abortion Access Fund

Northwest Health Law Advocates

Options Fund (Wisconsin)

Oregon Foundation for Reproductive Health

People For the American Way

Physicians for Reproductive Health

Population Connection Action Fund

Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

Religious Institute

Reproductive Health Technologies Project

Secular Coalition for America

Service Employees International Union

Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS)

Society of Family Planning

South Carolina Coalition for Healthy Families

Southwest Women’s Law Center

Texas Equal Access Fund

The Freedom Fund (Colorado)

The National Crittenton Foundation

UltraViolet

Unitarian Universalist Association

URGE: Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity

Vermont Access to Reproductive Freedom Fund

Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health

Women for Women (Wyoming)

Women’s Health & Education Fund of Rhode Island

Women’s Law Project

Women’s Medical Fund, Inc. (Wisconsin)

Women’s Reproductive Rights Assistance Project (California)

Women’s Media Center

In a letter to several congressional leaders, 92 organizations pledged ongoing support to Planned Parenthood. The letter praised the services Planned Parenthood provides, while dismissing the overwhelming body of evidence detailing the abortion giant’s sale of aborted baby parts.

The letter goes on to make this statement: “The organizations signing this letter work closely with Planned Parenthood…” The close involvement with – and total support of – Planned Parenthood is no surprise in regards to most of these organizations, such as NARAL, Abortion Care Network, and the ACLU.

Advocates for Youth, an organization which focuses on “adolescent reproductive and sexual health,” posted this to their website:  “We are fed up. Every day, Planned Parenthood affiliates and independent abortion providers around the nation give compassionate care to women who need abortions. I am fed up with the ongoing attacks on these brave and committed providers.”

Medical Students for Choice had this to say: “The latest attacks on Planned Parenthood are not about fetal tissue. It is a direct attack on abortion and those committed to providing this safe, simple procedure in their communities.”

It should come as no surprise that pro-abortion organizations, who admit they “work closely with Planned Parenthood,” would rush to the defense of the corporation. The letter reveals nothing new; instead it attempts to build upon the illusion that Planned Parenthood enjoys universal support – except among “extremists.”

While these organizations have committed to stand with Planned Parenthood despite its illegal practices, many businesses and organizations have distanced themselves from the abortion giant, as evidence against the abortion provider continues to mount.

Below is a list of the 92 organizations which signed the letter declaring support for Planned Parenthood.
A Fund, Inc. (Kentucky)

Abortion Care Network

Access Matters

Access Reproductive Care-Southeast

ACCESS Women’s Health Justice (California)

Advocates for Youth

Alabama Reproductive Rights Advocates

American Association of University Women (AAUW)

American Civil Liberties Union

American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees (AFSCME)

American Medical Student Association

American Public Health Association

Americans United for Separation of Church and State

Association of Reproductive Health Professionals

Atlanta Pro Choice Action Committee

Backline

Black Women’s Health Imperative

California Women’s Law Center

Catholics for Choice

Center for Reproductive Rights

Center on Reproductive Rights and Justice at UC Berkeley School of Law signs

Civil Liberties and Public Policy

CHOICES. Memphis Center for Reproductive Health

Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR)

Emergency Medical Assistance, Inc. (Florida)

Feminist Majority

Freedom From Religion Foundation, Inc.

Healthy and Free Tennessee

Innovation Ohio

Institute for Science and Human Values, Inc.

Ibis Reproductive Health

Iowa Abortion Access Fund

Ipas

Jane’s Due Process, Inc.

Jane Fund of Central Massachusetts

Jewish Women International

Kentucky Health Justice Network

Legal Voice

Lilith Fund (Texas)

Mabel Wadsworth Women’s Health Center

Maine Family Planning

Maine Women’s Lobby

Maryland Women’s Coalition for Health Care Reform

Medical Students for Choice

Metropolitan Community Church

Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

NARAL Pro-Choice America

National Abortion Federation

National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum

National Center for Lesbian Rights

National Council of Jewish Women

National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association

National Health Law Program

National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health

National LGBTQ Task Force Action Fund

National Network of Abortion Funds

National Organization for Women

National Partnership for Women & Families

National Women’s Health Network

National Women’s Law Center

Network for Reproductive Options (Oregon)

New Jersey Abortion Access Fund

New York Abortion Access Fund

Northwest Health Law Advocates

Options Fund (Wisconsin)

Oregon Foundation for Reproductive Health

People For the American Way

Physicians for Reproductive Health

Population Connection Action Fund

Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

Religious Institute

Reproductive Health Technologies Project

Secular Coalition for America

Service Employees International Union

Sexuality Information and Education Council of the U.S. (SIECUS)

Society of Family Planning

South Carolina Coalition for Healthy Families

Southwest Women’s Law Center

Texas Equal Access Fund

The Freedom Fund (Colorado)

The National Crittenton Foundation

UltraViolet

Unitarian Universalist Association

URGE: Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity

Vermont Access to Reproductive Freedom Fund

Wisconsin Alliance for Women’s Health

Women for Women (Wyoming)

Women’s Health & Education Fund of Rhode Island

Women’s Law Project

Women’s Medical Fund, Inc. (Wisconsin)

Women’s Reproductive Rights Assistance Project (California)

Women’s Media Center