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Planned Parenthood 2020–2021 Financial Summary: Revenue Sources and Expense Allocation
Planned Parenthood Federation of America: FY 2020–2021 Financial Report
Per the organization's published annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021:
Revenue: $1.66 Billion
- Government Grants and Contracts: $1.10 billion (66%) — primarily Medicaid reimbursements for covered services; Title X family planning grants; federal/state/local contracts
- Private Contributions and Fundraising: $277 million (17%) — individual donors, foundations, bequests, corporate partners
- Patient Service Revenue: $282 million (17%) — self-pay, insurance payments for non-Medicaid services
Expenses: $1.65 Billion
- Program Services (Patient Care, Education, Advocacy): ~$1.35 billion (82%)
- Management and General: ~$165 million (10%)
- Fundraising: ~$135 million (8%)
Financial Position
The organization operated with a modest surplus (~$10–15 million) in this fiscal year, maintaining reserves for operational stability and strategic investment.
Context Notes
- Government revenue is predominantly Medicaid fee-for-service reimbursement—not direct grant funding for abortion (Hyde Amendment restricts federal funds for abortion except life endangerment, rape, incest)
- Affiliate-level finances vary; this is consolidated federation data
- Charity Navigator: Four-star rating (highest) for financial health and transparency
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