American Life League is warning Americans that many popular charities have ties to abortion, and they should do their due diligence before determining their end-of-year charitable gifts. The organization created a watchlist to help them do just that, and this year, there are multiple unfortunate updates.

The online tool, American Life League’s Charity Watchlist, evaluates charities with a green-yellow-red color coding. According to a press release, this will “allow donors to know if they [can] ‘go ahead’ and donate to a nonprofit without reservations, ‘proceed with caution’ after being fully informed of the potential risks, or ‘stop’ any support of an organization that endorses abortion.”

“We provide the Charity Watchlist to enable pro-life givers to fully understand what they are supporting with their dollars,” said Katie Brown, American Life League national director. “We can be deeply moved by pictures of sick children or stories about disabled veterans and never know that the charity we support is financing programs that promote abortion or encourage anti-life agendas.”

According to the Watchlist, due to the uncovering of new details, several popular charities that had previously received a green rating have been reclassified as red. This includes the American Heart Association, which partners with Planned Parenthood.

READ: The past decade of Planned Parenthood: Abortions hit record high as health services plummet

The Wounded Warrior Project also previously earned a green rating, however, it now refers veterans to the Department of Veterans Affairs for abortions and has advocated for in vitro fertilization in Congress.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital also received a red rating this year.

“It’s distressing,” admitted Brown. “St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital seeks support with heartbreaking pictures and stories of sick children, yet multiple members of the organization’s medical staff and teaching faculty are ending the lives of preborn children through embryonic stem cell research.”

There are currently more than 150 tax-exempt nonprofits featured on The Charity Watchlist and American Life League plans to add additional charities as information becomes available.

“The Charity Watchlist is a significant project in the fight to defend life and the truth,” shared American Life League’s lead researcher on the project, Katherine Van Dyke. “The Charity Watchlist seeks to educate and encourage the public to know, discern, and challenge these organizations by making informed decisions for charitable giving, while providing donors with information about alternative charities that promote and support all human life and true charity.”

Pro-lifers can visit the Watchlist here.

Tell President Trump, RFK, Jr., Elon, and Vivek: Stop killing America’s future.

Defund Planned Parenthood NOW!

American Life League is warning Americans that many popular charities have ties to abortion, and they should do their due diligence before determining their end-of-year charitable gifts. The organization created a watchlist to help them do just that, and this year, there are multiple unfortunate updates.

The online tool, American Life League’s Charity Watchlist, evaluates charities with a green-yellow-red color coding. According to a press release, this will “allow donors to know if they [can] ‘go ahead’ and donate to a nonprofit without reservations, ‘proceed with caution’ after being fully informed of the potential risks, or ‘stop’ any support of an organization that endorses abortion.”

“We provide the Charity Watchlist to enable pro-life givers to fully understand what they are supporting with their dollars,” said Katie Brown, American Life League national director. “We can be deeply moved by pictures of sick children or stories about disabled veterans and never know that the charity we support is financing programs that promote abortion or encourage anti-life agendas.”

According to the Watchlist, due to the uncovering of new details, several popular charities that had previously received a green rating have been reclassified as red. This includes the American Heart Association, which partners with Planned Parenthood.

READ: The past decade of Planned Parenthood: Abortions hit record high as health services plummet

The Wounded Warrior Project also previously earned a green rating, however, it now refers veterans to the Department of Veterans Affairs for abortions and has advocated for in vitro fertilization in Congress.

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital also received a red rating this year.

“It’s distressing,” admitted Brown. “St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital seeks support with heartbreaking pictures and stories of sick children, yet multiple members of the organization’s medical staff and teaching faculty are ending the lives of preborn children through embryonic stem cell research.”

There are currently more than 150 tax-exempt nonprofits featured on The Charity Watchlist and American Life League plans to add additional charities as information becomes available.

“The Charity Watchlist is a significant project in the fight to defend life and the truth,” shared American Life League’s lead researcher on the project, Katherine Van Dyke. “The Charity Watchlist seeks to educate and encourage the public to know, discern, and challenge these organizations by making informed decisions for charitable giving, while providing donors with information about alternative charities that promote and support all human life and true charity.”

Pro-lifers can visit the Watchlist here.

Tell President Trump, RFK, Jr., Elon, and Vivek: Stop killing America’s future.

Defund Planned Parenthood NOW!