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Donating to Planned Parenthood: How to Decide and Where to Give
Planned Parenthood is a non-profit providing reproductive healthcare (contraception, abortion, STI testing/treatment, cancer screening, LGBTQ+ care) and sex education. Funding: government grants/reimbursements, private donations, fundraising.
Deciding to Donate
This is a personal decision based on your values, financial capacity, and alignment with their mission. Views vary widely; no consensus exists.
How to Donate
- Online: plannedparenthood.org/donate (one-time, monthly, tribute gifts)
- Local Affiliate: Donate directly to your community health center for local impact.
- Workplace Giving: Payroll deduction via United Way, etc.
- Planned Giving: Bequests, stocks, IRAs, donor-advised funds.
- Fundraising Events: Galas, walks, virtual campaigns.
Transparency
Planned Parenthood publishes annual reports with financials, service statistics, and impact data. Charity Navigator, GuideStar rate the federation and affiliates.
Contact your local affiliate to learn about specific community services and volunteer opportunities.
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