Find Reproductive Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  kazmerkm wrote:

I have been a volunteer, donor, and eventually a Board Member for this phenomenal organization. I have been to Gulu, Uganda both before and after Women's Global started working there and the difference this organization has made is amazing! They have... more »

  elliemcn wrote:

What an amazing organization! It is filled with so many incredible, passionate and dedicated people that are truly inspiring. Despite being a small organization, they have a truly GLOBAL reach and impact. The number of people that have heard their radio... more »

  nanfberg wrote:

" IN a community very insular and private as ours is, it is a formidable task to be sensitive enough, medically well connected enough, knowledgeable enough in Jewish Law and its intricacies, and trained in human psychology enough, to be able to reach... more »

  suzie1 wrote:

Clinica Verde is building an environmentally sustainable health clinic for women and children living in poverty in Nicaragua. The organization has a great, committed, bi-national board comprised of U.S. and Nicaraguan docs, a LEED-certified architect... more »

  bradberry7ofus wrote:

I have visited Guiding Star many times and had the privilege of meeting many of the wonderful staff that work there. I highly recommend their services for women in all stages of life and their families. Thanks for all you do. more »

  erich.j.fiser wrote:

I have been affiliated with GPiH for nearly a year. In that year, I have come to know the heart of the CEO and the quality of people he surrounds himself with - unparalleled. One of the great things about GPiH is the fact that the work that they do... more »

  bduffey07 wrote:

After hearing about a 24 hour 7 day a week prayer chain in Washington DC, I felt an urgency to be involved with fighting abortion in our country. I have made it a practice for years to fast and pray weekly against abortion, and everything it incorporates.... more »

  jewly-74 wrote:

We had a great experience with Aggieland Pregnacy Outreach they were very helpful and supportive. We were referred to them by another client and are so grateful for this. We were matched and had our precious baby boy in our arms all with in a month of... more »

  Writer wrote:

Childbirth Survival International (CSI) Team members are truly passionate and dedicated to make a difference in poor communities. The work they do for pregnant women, children, and adolescent girls is wonderful. more »

  Mohammed2005 wrote:

I was one of the specialists in teaching barber for youth. I have taught two courses to teach barbering for young men from Iraq Children hope Organization. The supervisors of the organization in Basra Governorate were very professional and contributed... more »

  kklein wrote:

Choices pregnancy services helps women and men that find themselves in an unplanned pregnancy. Our mission is to encourage and equip individuals to make informed choices. We will educate the client on all of the options available including, parenting,... more »

  Devon H. wrote:

I am a volunteer with MomsBloom and it is an amazing way to help families with new babies and get your "baby fix" at the same time! more »

  PINCC Administrator wrote:

I've been taking teams of volunteer doctors, nurses, and lay people to 8 countries in Central America and Africa for 3 years, to train and equip medical people who serve poor and high risk women in methods to prevent cervical cancer. It's the #1 cause... more »

  Jay G.1 wrote:

In 2006, through routine,periodic testing, I found out that I was HIV-positive. Because of my knowledge of their services and caring touch from helping a late friend, I went to them for help. I'm not exaggerating at all when I say that doing that was... more »

  Bonnie Keay W. wrote:

Great nonprofit! This nonprofit does amazing work in our community servicing so many families in need! Amazing support for men and women in crisis following and supporting them for years teaching them to parent well! Love Life Network!! more »

  ginny133 wrote:

I visited the Wings office and talked with staff when I was in Guatemala a couple years ago. (I was part of Social Work Graduate School trip.) We found the staff to be very sincere and informed, but also gentle and kind. I came away confident that they... more »

  choicepursuitsyahoocom wrote:

I'm a consultant who works with abortion clinics across the country. In my work I train counselors and medical staff and have found the Faith Aloud materials incredibly valuable. Staff get to work through their own religious and spiritual issues while... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great resource for women and families experiencing an unplanned pregnancy.Caring and compassionate volunteers and staff. They have good referrals and information. Everything is free of charge. more »

  Carla wrote:

I came to know about Pathfinder through a relative who worked there several years ago. Though the international health (and related) field was somewhat new to me, Pathfinder has helped me to understand more about the needs around the world. Not only... more »

  alex2518 wrote:

I came to nursing mothers counsel before my 2nd child was born, I had nursed my first child but had some common problems . So when I got pregnat with my 2nd child I didn't want to make the same mistakes, I wanted to be better informed. I had a great phone... more »

  Prolife1 wrote:

"I can't do this! I'm still a student. I'll get no support from him. What will my parents say? I know abortion is wrong, but maybe it's my only solution." These were the thoughts racing through Sherri's mind when she saw those two lines on the pregnancy... more »

  scott815 wrote:

This is a shady, duplicitous “clinic” that deliberately aims to present itself as a pro-choice women’s clinic, but is actually an anti-choice front created to scare pregnant women into keeping unwanted pregnancies by forcing them to do ultrasounds... more »

  meg3 wrote:

I recently heard Birth Roots described as a safe space where a new mom could go with breast milk leaking onto her shirt and feel supported. Before becoming a new mom 7 months ago I wouldn't have appreciated that description, or the importance of having... more »

  GAAT wrote:

They are making a difference by saving babies! They recognize the racial disparities in stillbirth and are aiming to not only close the gap, but save 6,000 babies each year. They are open and transparent. more »

  Amy B. wrote:

Wonderful charity for moms and kids! If you can volunteer or donate to this charity, please do so. more »

  Bean wrote:

The Feminist Women's Health Center ROcks! I found quick and easy HIV testing (results within ten minutes!), kind and knowledegable employees, and a safe atmosphere for my health to grow. I also found a Center I would recommend to my family and friends... more »

  Gladys Y. wrote:

I volunteered here when I lived in Huntington Beach, they do great work. Babies are being saved, women are being helped, God is being shared. more »

  Carol J. wrote:

I joined this Board, I believe, to strengthen one of the Five A's in its mandate, having worked in the field of HIV/AIDS, nationally, regionally and internationally for over twenty years. The fact that the organization would seek to strengthen all... more »

  Mighty Jas wrote:

The New River Abortion Access Fund is working hard to make abortion more affordable and accessible in Appalachia, which is why I love them so much. I'm glad an abortion fund finally exists in this area. Thank you for all of the work you do! more »

  Amanda_C2 wrote:

Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy (ICP) is a potentially fatal disorder to unborn babies, and yet it's entirely treatable. Despite the fact that the 15% increased chance of stillbirth can be completely reduced to normal with proper care this deadly... more »

  VAC-NET wrote:

Volunteer Action Network is a wonderful organization with dedicated and passionate staff. Its mission is inspirational to women inn Uganda and there is true altruism in the work that is done by the VAC-NET team. I am lucky to have been involved with this... more »

  gebrown wrote:

We adopted twice from this agency. It felt arduous at first to learn the ins and outs of the process, but they provided all the education we needed and helped us to see adoption from an entirely new perspective. Now we are so glad we chose open adoption... more »

  BWPCC CEO wrote:

Blue Water Pregnancy Care Center is a non-judgmental place that takes their time in listening, caring, and helping young people experiencing the most life changing event in their life - pregnancy! The staff are motivated entirely by the desire to help.... more »

  Dcrandall7 wrote:

Not only is Care for Aids a compassionate Christian mission, but they are also exceptionally wise. Their service model is one of the most inspiring, effective, and sustainable systems I have ever seen. Very impressive! more »

  wild bill wrote:

I was a regular supporter on Sav-A-Life before they converted to the medical clinic and became ABC Women's Clinic. Providing monthly support is easy when I see the increasing results in the number of babies rescued from abortion and women empowered with... more »

  Destiny342 wrote:

I appreciate the Black Women's Health Imperative because they tweet useful information that has helped me live healthier. For example, I did not know about a Black woman's risk for breast cancer until BWHI started tweeting information. Now, I perform... more »

  lindamcaleer wrote:

The message line, "Strengthening Families One Baby at a Time," is more than a description of Maternity Care Coalition -- it represents the life of the organziation. Never has an organization cared so much, supported so well, and acted so responsibly... more »

  Vivien Luk wrote:

Adagio Health is a great organization with a wonderful staff who can meet your needs. They offer great services that are essential to the health of individuals of our region. more »

  Madi S. wrote:

Riverside Life Services (RLS) is not just a pregnancy center, but holistic in it's practices. RLS offers free pregnancy tests and limited ultrasounds to meet the medical needs for women in potential unintended pregnancies. In addition, RLS offers counseling... more »

  jfclark wrote:

Healthy Teen Network conducts outstanding training for youth serving professionals on topics such as logic model development, evaluation basics, adaptation and fidelity and Getting to Outcomes. more »

  Women's Community Clinic wrote:

The Women's Community Clinic is an amazing organization that provides free health care services to uninsured and insufficiently insured women. I feel so fortunate to be part of a strong staff that provides comprehensive, patient-centered care. Everyone... more »

  Mary G. wrote:

Maison de Naissance was started by two doctors in Kansas City who wanted to ensure that women in the southwestern peninsula of Haiti had access to professional healthcare at the time of delivery. Their efforts to bring modern standards of healthcare to... more »

  veronica3 wrote:

Birthchoice is comprised of people who care deeply for and work hard for women with an unplanned pregnancy and their difficult choices. more »

  Eve Marie G. wrote:

1st Choice is an excellent community organization. The caring professional staff and volunteer personnel leverage the support of donors to empower women and men in the Loudoun community to make positive choices about unplanned pregnancies and sexual health.... more »

  beth416 wrote:

I originally became involved with Caris out of college, as my first job. I was not aware at that time how my experience with them would change my life. The staff at Caris are truly committed to the women they serve, and are dedicated to not only serving... more »

  Portcity47 wrote:

Consistently reports on critical issues related to pro life. Has great stories and videos in their communications! more »

  rcarr2790 wrote:

Whenever a mother to be who was determined to abort changes her mind on one of Confidential Care's medical mobile units, she is given a covenant card between she and her baby and this "Tiny Hands" ring to wear. At the bottom of the covenant card, it reads:... more »

  Karengaia wrote:

Population Media Center is my favorite population NGO. Using local play writers and actors, PMS uses education soaps with good role models and bad role models to modify behavior. They teach male responsibility, the benefits of girls education, choosing... more »

  Gina E. wrote:

I've done a lot of volunteering in my life, but I have never been involved in a community as supportive as Backline. The leaders in this organization go out of their way to recruit awesome people, and they instill a lot of trust and confidence in their... more »

  Bryan Johnson wrote:

One of the greatest Charities to support American civil liberties you will find. There are many people who find it fashionable to gripe about them and complain, however these people do not know civil law or their own Constitution. If these people knew... more »

  JennMalecha wrote:

Getting access to the right functional lab tests and resources helped me not only understand my hormones better but completely turned my life around! As I approach 40 and beyond I'm in better health than ever before and I understand my body like never... more »

  RAlvernaz wrote:

My mother was involved in Pro-Life movement beginning in the early 1970s. And she instilled those values in me from an early age. But by the time I reached high school, and being male, I was challenged for that veiw point; being often told "the pro-life... more »

  Linda402 wrote:

What an AMAZING PLACE THIS IS AND AMAZING PEOPLE AND the AMAZING LOVE OF GOD filling the air. This is a home like environment with trained counselors, free sonograms given by lovely ladies who treat you like their best friend. Great facilities for care... more »

  Anushasendil wrote:

Pennies 4 Pads is one of the best NGOs I have had the pleasure to engage with. Their multidisciplinary approach to addressing period poverty lays an important foundation. I am grateful for the professionals involved in helping girls have access to menstrual... more »

  Elaina R. wrote:

CPC is making A drastic difference in the lives of Alaskans! They are providing training and education for young parents, as well as counseling. I cannot rave about them more! Please consider donating! more »

  HHSProvider wrote:

Grace Center does such amazing work. They offer so many services that help women and families in the community. more »

  TvdW wrote:

We work with DRP for a few years now and they have hosted several of our interns during these years. The feedback we receive from our interns has been nothing but positive. Our interns (despite working remotely) really feel like an integral part of the... more »

  CEB99 wrote:

Pro Choice NC is an excellent grassroots non-profit with a small but mighty team! They provide great information on state and local bills and laws, send out timely action alerts, and conduct public education and awareness on all things reproductive rights... more »

  Stanley Krippner wrote:

This charity was the vision of Laura Huxley, the celebrated author and humanitarian. She realized that children play a special role in society due to the fact they they grow into their social group's leaders (and followers). An investment in the physical,... more »

  volunteerdoula wrote:

Homeless Prenatal Program is a wonderful organization. They provide an amazing standard of fundamental services to all who pass through their doors, and they do it with love and compassion. more »

  ab105 wrote:

All of the staff and volunteers are wonderful!! They have an earn while you learn program. I was able to learn how to take care of my baby while earning credits towards items my baby needed. With having some challenges during pregnancy and after they... more »

  rdalelio77 wrote:

I have a one month old son, and I have been going to carenet for 10 months for pregnancy support. The staff is very caring and focused on providing for the needs of pregnant couples and for the needs of the unborn and young babies. My husband and I feel... more »

  susan wrote:

Boulder Valley Women's Health Center has provided high quality health care to many who can't afford it. I appreciate that they combine education with health care services, particularly for teens. more »

  Kelly wrote:

I love Feminists Choosing Life of NY! As a long time volunteer and now as part time staff, I have come to know and understand this organization and its people. The mission is the guiding principle and the board is professional, educated, dedicated,honest,... more »

  Vee Z. wrote:

I love this place! It is very supportive, the counselors are amazing!!! It becomes part of you! I've been going to this place since I moved to Lake Elsinore in 2013 and everyone was so welcoming. Mrs. Barbara the direct, she has a heart of gold! there... more »

  Jenna S.2 wrote:

Three years ago I was put into contact with the then director William Harder, I reached out to Mr. Harder in hopes to become a volunteer for the organization, as I felt that my personal experience could help another young woman of similar circumstance.... more »

  mlasater57 wrote:

PreBorn is the only national, nonprofit organization that does NOT profit off pregnancy centers and offers all their services for free. The literally walk the talk by being the hands and feet of Jesus. If you or your center needs help, this organization... more »

  bethdago wrote:

I volunteered with RPC as a lay counselor and loved it so much I went back to school to become a professional. On a personal note, RPC was instrumental in supporting my young daughter's unexpected pregnancy. She was considering an abortion, but... more »

  WRRAP wrote:

Welcome to WRRAP! WRRAP is a non-partisan, non-profit organization dedicated to helping women gain access to safe, legal abortion care and emergency contraceptives. We work with pre-qualified, reputable reproductive health clinics across the... more »

  myoung8595 wrote:

An absolutely amazing organization that care about each and every client and provides care and concern for every life that they come into contact with!! more »

  Amy Swann wrote:

ARHP makes a significant impact in the field of medical education and reproductive health. Their programs are accurate and relevant. more »

  kdersimo wrote:

PRCH is an amazing organization and a group that I am proud to be part of as a physician. Not only are they always working to advance reproductive health care rights for patients across the country, they are also dedicated to training and teaching new... more »

  jishmo wrote:

This center does so much above and beyond to help the clients out. They not only provide free pregnancy tests, and sonograms, but they also are there to counsel the clients, provide resources, give them emergency diapers, food, formula, baby clothes,... more »

  tmurru wrote:

This is one of THE most effective organizations in our country. with a single, focused mission, extremely low overhead, lives can be changed at a rate that exceeds almost 90% of the not for profits in the US more »

  marc6 wrote:

For the past four years I have gone to Guatemala with a mission team from Houston. We provide free dental clinics for the Mayan people of Western Guatemala. This work is only possible because of the leadership and inspiration of Dr. Phil Plunk, who... more »

  LH5565 wrote:

I posed as a patient and went undercover to the SCV Pregnancy Center to get more information for my column I was writing about teen pregnancy in Santa Clarita. In fact, I was referred to the SCV Pregnancy Center by a member of the William S. Hart School... more »

  charitable-girl wrote:

This is an excellent organization- worthy of contributions. Superb work serving the community. Wonderful, caring staff and great volunteer opportunities. more »

  lawyerlinda wrote:

I am thoroughly impressed with RHAP. It is such a well managed organization -- it is unbelieveable to me that it does SO much with so little. I have worked with countless other non-profits and am singularly impressed with the work RHAP does. This is... more »

  jenla9799 wrote:

Such a caring, dedicated, and educated group! Always looking for ways to deliver best care and services in any situation! more »

  Alea W. wrote:

Working with Girls Incorporated of the Albemarle is a great experience! I love greeting the girls when they first walk in. I watch as they wave goodbye to their parents with huge grins on their faces because they know they will have a great day at Girls... more »

  Johnny wrote:

Simply put, this organization was there for me when noone else was. The staff listened to me and then helped me get back on my feet and I am now employed and have housing and my life is back on track. more »

  K_Frobom wrote:

Health Access Connect brings health services where they are most needed. Staff is knowledgeable, partnered with local professionals, and committed to making programs sustainable. Truly a community-first organization. more »

  Linda_H wrote:

Time, Talent, TreasureAbout 35 years ago I found an organization that I feel is doing important work in our community. At the time, women who were pregnant out of marriage were given few choices and often had to 'go live with an aunt'... more »

  Shelley31 wrote:

August of 2015, I had the privileged to spend a week in Haiti, volunteering at an Orphanage in Port-Au-Prince. In the beginning I was hesitant about going to Haiti, mainly because I was concerned for our safety. However, after we arrived all of those... more »

  fantasticjourney wrote:

Feminist Women's Health Center provides women's health care, specializing in abortion, birth control and women's health. I have served on the Board of Directors for over a year and have been a donor for a few years because I believe that this work is... more »

  JackieDryden wrote:

Dawning Family Services (formerly Alpha House of Tampa) is significantly expanding its array of services and constructing a new 61-unit emergency shelter to help even more families in Hillsborough County, Florida. Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/DawningFamilyServices/ more »

  Tyhill wrote:

Coming home correlation has shown me that they are dedicated to the people that are incarcerated. They give people a second chance at life. They help give people a second chance to rebuild their family. God knows without Organization like Coming Home... more »

  cymbling wrote:

Great group helping youth access the education and knowledge they need to be smart about their choices in life. More knowledge, especially about sexuality, is a good thing! more »

  tomkoz wrote:

Entito Africa Initiative is a very interesting intitative started by Monicah Kaguithia, a very openminded and inspiring activist which has helped to initiate dozens of adolescent girls into adulthood without female genital mutilation! Passionate about... more »

  Charles H.1 wrote:

3 years ago Clarity Clinic bought the Planned Parenthood Clinic building. PP left because they were not busy enough. Clarity Clinic is looking at building an addition to meet the demand for the 1st Steps program. Classrooms and a large space for the... more »

  111860 wrote:

As a member of Cate Net’s Advisory Board, we find that Linda and all the the staff to be warm, professional and care so much about the community and their efforts at the center. more »

  solacarol wrote:

I have been so impressed on what PRC of the Valleys is able to accomplish. Their heart is to see baby's rescued but also to see the mother's/families come to faith and maturity through loving guidance and education. It's a privilege to be a part of... more »

  Writer wrote:

I came to Hope Pregnancy simply wanting to volunteer. When I started training to be a client advocate, I was absolutely blown away by the approach Hope Pregnancy takes. Everyone who walks through Hope Pregnancy Center's doors is viewed as a child of... more »

  doulatracy wrote:

DASC provides its members with educational and networking opportunities to help both new and experienced doulas learn more about how to help pregnant women and new mothers and their families get through pregnancy, labor, birth and the postpartum time. I've... more »

  baloney7 wrote:

what a great place to get affordable birth control and breast cancer screenings, among other important things more »

  Janice wrote:

When I moved to this area It was hard to believe how little there was to do here for the people of this community, actually we are three in one Doyle, Herlong and Milford we live in a rural area of North Eastern California. I have been volunteering since... more »

  OnlineCoach4JESUS wrote:

I do not have enough thanks to convey to ACPC for the healing and growth they initiated in my life in the early 90s. I started post-abortion counseling and was invited to join a group as well as get involved in individual counseling. There was a dear... more »

  Erin1224 wrote:

Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Virginia is a fantastic resource and advocate for women and families in Hampton Roads. They provide top-notch health care in a warm, caring and friendly environment. I would recommend this resource to anyone seeking... more »

  grace10 wrote:

I started working with teen straight talk as a volunteer mentor. I enjoyed helping out with the presentations, especially the realistic activities that spoke volumes to the teens! I remember helping with an activity that symbolized how when you have multiple... more »

  The Smiths wrote:

What a safe place for couples to go when they have to make decisions about an unintended pregnancy. This organization stands firmly for the rights of the unborn child in ways that are beyond the natural in this world but at the same time they provide... more »

  schifferjune wrote:

Judgmental about pregnancy and conditions surrounding the pregnancy. Seem to use the space as a way to talk about religion and attempt to shame you into changing whatever they do not like about you. Do everything you can to go somewhere else! more »

  maryhoisington wrote:

Harkins House has served Houston and the surrounding areas over 16 years by providing a healthy and safe home environment for homeless pregnant women. Harkins House also provides professional counseling, personal mentoring and offers many educational... more »

  David Turnoff wrote:

EngenderHealth is a unique organization that supports local health professionals provide the best care possible to people and communities in more than 25 countries. They don't run clinics, EngenderHealth partners with governments to ensure that women... more »

  hermosa wrote:

La Familia Medical Center is the safety net of the Santa Fe community, providing medical, dental and behavioral health care to everyone regardless of their financial resources. more »

  pmbeaulieu wrote:

Catholics for choice is one of the most effective anti-catholic organizations on the scene today. This charity is doing everything possible to support catholic access to tax funded abortions through 6 months, tax funded contraception for catholics, and... more »

  Sophia Yen wrote:

NARAL is the political arm of the reproductive choice/freedom/rights movement. They are great in providing information about reproductive issues and research and analysis. more »

  ppfa-for-all wrote:

This company was recently voted most trusted brand in Orange County. They are helping individuals with adress their reproductive health in responsible ways. This company is GREAT!! more »

  JudyMasching wrote:

I was able to attend the banquet last spring and I see the value and passion of continuing support for this ministry. The evening was very moving and top notch information. It’s apparent that the ministry is growing and many babies are being saved.... more »

  mobileUser432947 wrote:

They always make me feel welcome and the staff is very friendly. I go for my annual exam and birth control. more »

  wideranging wrote:

I have been donating to The Door for many years and have taken a tour of their facilities. I am especially impressed with the health care and legal services that are provided to teens who have no other access to those services, in addition to the counseling,... more »

  subtenanto wrote:

For me, Planned Parenthood has three important goals: first, to ensure that children are born into loving, caring families where they are wanted and welcomed; second, to help women of limited income get good health care, especially during pregnancy; and... more »

  Betty17 wrote:

I work with Margaret Getchell, Executive Director of the Florence Caring Pregnancy Center, P. O. Box 1732, Florence, Oregon, preparing letters and other communications. I am retired, after having worked for 45 years in an office environment and have... more »

  Charles H.1 wrote:

I have first hand knowledge of two separate instances where this organization sold buildings when abandoning communities because they were not making money and violated HIPAA by abandoning patient records. Both violations have been reported to HHS/OCR... more »

  Mommadai wrote:

WellMama is respectful and hopeful for all women experiencing stress and depression during pregnancy and the first year after the birth of their baby. They teach and encourage women, partners and family members throughout Oregon and the United States... more »

  Anita Hanks wrote:

This organization has great heart. They've been at this for almost 40 years and never have they charged any client for any of their services. They are surrounded by volunteers who believe in the mission. I've never seen any organization use its resources... more »

  unfair wrote:

This place claims to be a Christian based organization, yet they bully, threaten, and coerce underage teens to agree to adoption. They use means of manipulation, isolation, and biblical damnation to bully girls into feeling as if they have no other choice... more »

  midwyfe wrote:

I have been involved with Provide since it began as the Abortion Access Project in the early 1990's. At that time it was, in my mind, the most forward-thinking, creative, and agile organization in the prochoice movement. I am a midwife and they helped... more »

  Catherine_S wrote:

My mother taught me to be productive, conscientious, and to give. She also taught me art and spontaneity. One day, about six years ago, she dumped all of that on me in one go.'You're going to Zambia!' She told me.'I'm sorry' I'm going where?'... more »

  mrsboone wrote:

My first knowledge of the Healing Kadi Foundation was the year Dr. Joesph Dumba and Wayne Naro decided to form a foundation to bring Medical assistance to the people of South Sudan, Dr. Dumba's native country. Then I was able to go on three medical... more »

  Priscilla1226 wrote:

In 2010, I had no insurance, was unemployed after two back surgeries, was living in a homeless shelter and was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism (PE) after an ER trip/IP admit at Chester County Hospital. Dr. Mary provided me outstanding follow-up care,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Care Net Pregnancy Center of Dane County has developed a full spectrum of services to meet the needs of not only women in crisis pregnancies, but also men/fathers, teenagers (education programs for local high schools), and anyone seeking a pregnancy test,... more »

  nancyjmoeller wrote:

Earn Whlie You Lear (EWYL) is a program where the pregnant girls come watch parenting films and fill out a video sheet as they watch and homework for the following week. The girls earn 'baby bux' to buy diapers, formula, baby clothes and items. Sometimes... more »

  nanagurl wrote:

Bound for Better Organization has personality helped me with trying to find my daughter Briana Estevez who has been missing for over a year. Bound for Better stepped in with, flyers, Facebook live, podcast and so much more. Bound for Better Organization... more »

  345mlk wrote:

I had to go to the Pahoa clinic a few weeks ago and just wanted to say that the doctor out there was really great. The nurse that helped was also really kind. It was a good experience for me. I know it gets busy, but I didn't feel like I was being rushed... more »

  Rod Murphy wrote:

Problem Pregnancy is 30 years old this year. We have helped thousands of women through difficult pregnancies and save thousands of babies from abortion. We are all volunteer. No one gets paid. We are located across the street from Planned Parenthood's... more »

  oohayliam64 wrote:

refused to explain what they do with a donation and have continued mailings for 7 months after i unsubscribed. more »

  informedwmn wrote:

I was referred to this “clinic” by a third party organization that is essentially a fly trap. The website for that organization presented itself as a provider of low-cost abortion services, yet only referred me to crisis pregnancy centers, or fake... more »

  pdxgeek wrote:

The OFRH is a wonderful organization, working towards ensuring Oregon women have access to reproductive healthcare as well as Emergency Birth Control (EBC). OFRH does not provide direct services, but rather is helping to educate pharmacists and healthcare... more »

  Jwanamaker wrote:

I'm more than a little disturbed that this racist organization is considered a charity. Their humble beginnings start with a lady (term used loosely), by the name of Margaret Sanger, a popular proponent of eugenics of the early 20th century whose fan... more »

  uvp2003 wrote:

I have worked with Uganda Village Project for years. As such, I'm biased, because I am a part of it, but I have been involved at every level from working on intern teams to serving on the board in all capacities. I've helped with intern selection and... more »

  asdemery wrote:

I have had a truly amazing experience with The Source for Women. I never knew that this type of resource was available to women. I found out that I was pregnant in December 2009. I was devastates because I had not planned on having anymore kids, now that... more »

  knitting wrote:

The reason that I have been involved for so long and with ongoing energy is that the work of Tapestry is providing health care to those who are under served. This mission is very dear to me as I believe that health care is a right and that Tapestry has... more »

  ccnonprofit wrote:

This should not be listed under "reproductive rights" This resource is only for women who have already chosen to continue a pregnancy. DO NOT go here if you are considering abortion as a potential option more »

  ron8 wrote:

I have been involved with MENY for over 6 years and I have seen it ebb and flow through its growth process. The spirit of this organization is something that strives for a single issue to pass and is filled with the passion of community members who take... more »

  TG82 wrote:

Planned Parenthood is an amazing organization. As a teenager, I found myself scared and uninformed on my reproductive health options. A teen crisis hotline referred me to Planned Parenthood. Within a day I was able to talk to doctors and nurses about... more »

  beverlyb wrote:

I went to the pregnancy testing and resource center. I was scared and confused when I got there. They calmed me and guided me in a time that I needed it. They were respectful, informative and I left there with more resources than I knew Maryville had!... more »

  pjjedbj wrote:

In working with Life Options since the inception of creating a safe space full of care for women with unexpected/unplanned pregnancies, I have found the entire organization to be compassionately driven by its mission and ministry. more »

  cynthia15 wrote:

After finding out that I was pregnant my husband and I decided that we needed to take a childbirth education class. We knew that with all of the questions that we had, there was no way a standard one-day class would even come close to what we wanted and... more »

  john gannon wrote:

I love good samaritan! The staff and board are incredible!! more »

  marianisalmon wrote:

As a donor and board member of Brighter Beginnings, I know first hand the commitment that Brighter Beginnings has to insuring the best outcomes to children born in the East Bay. With the focus on 0-5 years old early childhood development, Brighter Beginnings... more »

  RobinSizemore wrote:

I've been involved with Kybele since shortly after the birth of our son in 2004. I met Dr Medge Owen during the delivery of our son and we instantly connected through our professional and personal lives. The mission of caring for laboring women in developing... more »

  Julie4life wrote:

I have been so impressed with the growth of this organization. In spite of the weak economy, every time I go to their banquet they have helped more and more women and babies. By far the most dedicated group of people Ii have even met. more »

  jpernia1958 wrote:

Sold out non-profit to the truth and education of the pro-life work! Life changing help in a life saving way! more »

  luvmygrndhg wrote:

I'm a supporter of the Always With Me Foundation. I know the founder personally. She is a woman of integrity. Her vision to provide support to women suffering from post-partum depression is a worthy cause. So many suffer alone. The Always With Me Community... more »

  Writer wrote:

Planned Parenthood health centers focus on prevention: 80 percent of our patients receive services to prevent unintended pregnancy.Planned Parenthood services help prevent approximately 579,000 unintended pregnancies in a single year.Planned Parenthood... more »

  kathy17 wrote:

I feel privileged to serve on the board of ProNica, a Quaker initiated non-profit which was started over 24 years ago to provide material aid and assistance to Nicaraguan communities devastated by war. Most of our projects empower women to feed and sustain... more »

  Russ wrote:

This is a great organization,providing an important health service. It deserves public support. Russ Richardson more »

  a teshuvah worker wrote:

JONAH is the only organization within the Jewish world that works with men and women dealing with UNWANTED same-sex attractions. They work with individuals of all faiths or no faith. Functionally, they provide educational programs and materials to other... more »

  Sarah wrote:

I have been volunteering for Alternatives Pregnancy Center for 10 years and they are an incredible organization. They care so much about the clients they serve and they really help pregnant women and their families get the resources they need. They... more »

  Sherilyn D. wrote:

Bridgeway is a home for pregnant teens. With a very small staff, this non-profit manages to support pregnant teens through and after their pregnancies. The girls have a place to live, provided they abide by the house rules, which include continuing their... more »

  a427616 wrote:

I know several of the individuals that work or volunteer for carenet, and I can honestly say they work very hard to enrich the lives of their clients. more »

  ea7plant wrote:

I have volunteered at Another Way Pregnancy Center (AWPC) for over 1 year. All of our services are free including: pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, counseling, referrals, parent training, mentoring, support groups, baby supplies and more. I have witnessed... more »

  Bill_P wrote:

Community support wasn’t a part of my life growing up and I don’t really think of myself as a philanthropist or activist. However, #MyGivingStory shows the difference that ordinary people like me can make in the face of challenges, impacting... more »

  KYWomen4Freedom wrote:

Planned Parenthood is the best and only place to get affordable contraception in Kentucky! They do a great job and so many of us in the restaurant industry without health care count on them. more »

  Writer wrote:

PSIC has helped thousands of women, children and men over the past 25 years who are experiencing an unplanned pregnancy or related hardship. They lovingly and confidentially help anyone. Services include educational classes, a maternity and baby boutique,... more »

  paolaporras wrote:

Divine Drops is an organization that truly works for menstrual health and access to education. Being part of a volunteer project with them is contributing in a simple, but invaluable way, to improving the quality of life of many girls and women. There... more »

  Kaylea wrote:

I'm a sonographer at The Eden Clinic and working at this amazing nonprofit has been rewarding in so many ways. To see women making educated decisions regarding their pregnancies while feeling supported, cared for, and loved is our goal! Abortion is not... more »

  Giovanna M. wrote:

This is a worthy cause to support as great efforts have been made to help the Hispanic community. more »

  Heidi72 wrote:

Wonderful resource center! I had maybe 3 shirts and 2 pants that fit me. If not for this resource I would not have a job! I forget the lady's name, but she is so wonderful and friendly! Really a wonderful place that made me feel better even though I'm... more »

  Danielle Hidalgo wrote:

I asked if I could volunteer at The Family Lifeline, and ended up staying since I am so impressed with the changes happening in the lives of the clientle we serve. People come in hurting emotionally and leave all bandaged up. Others come perplexed with... more »

  Prolifesupporter wrote:

Disappointed in the management of this organization, specifically Elizabeth. There are so many well run pro-life organizations that make better use of money and skills of donors. Will not donate. more »

  Matasha_M wrote:

The Gift of Life!I volunteer and give to PASS because they support life. They will assist women and men in crisis pregnancy. They support the whole being from the physical to the mental state. They offer parenting classes, clothing and baby supplies,... more »

  Writer wrote:

PP helped my fiance receive an IUD for birth control. They worked with our limited finances to make it completely affordable, were flexible and responsive in their scheduling, and provided excellent support to her throughout the process. more »

  leddev wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that serves women around the world. They are frugal, efficient, and provide top quality services. more »

  donnielou wrote:

I am proud to be a volunteer and supporter of Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest (PPGN). This organization provides health services for thousands of women in my State, Washington. Many of my 25 year old daughter's friends, men and women, get... more »

  joyhuffm wrote:

CFHC has played an integral role in making sure women's reproductive health needs have been met. During the Title X crisis, CFHC was at the forefront protecting the interest of community clinics and women across America. more »

  homegirl wrote:

This is an amazing organization that really cares about the overall reproductive health of women. The focus is on helping women rather than on profits. The aim of everything they do is to educate women about their reproductive health so that the women... more »

  Endosocialworker wrote:

Endo Black is an incredible organization serving African American women and women of color who suffer from endometriosis. The only organization in the community with this mission, EndoBlack provides education, awareness, outreach and support to those... more »

  Ms. McKay wrote:

www.alphapregnancycenter.org Alpha Pregnancy Center exists to educate and encourage persons facing a crisis pregnancy to make positive choices for their future. Alpha has been helping those in crisis in Flagler County for more than 10 years. All... more »

  Tom479 wrote:

This organization plays a crucial role in supporting women through the many challenges they face. These challenges range from the current political climate to obstacles such as poor relationships, economic difficulties, etc. Now more than ever, Planned... more »

  KathrineAsker wrote:

During the times in my life I have been without medical insurance Planned Parenthood was the only affordable option I could find. The staff is extremely competent and furthered my understanding of birth control and why routine STD screenings are a must! more »

  MarkCLH wrote:

Reach Out is a great resource for the Harrison community full of loving and caring people who want the best for their clients and their clients families. more »

  BKleinschmidt wrote:

Great group of dedicated staff. well worth your donation. more »

  forhisglory wrote:

The Pregnancy Center has been in existence for over 22 years and it is THE ONLY pregnancy center on the Big Island of Hawaii. It not only helps men and women who are facing an unplanned pregnancy explore their options and make informed choices but it... more »

  lifelineresourcesinc wrote:

Lifeline Resources is a wonderful organization that helps those in need! The volunteer staff is kind, helpful, and reassuring. They offer free pregnancy tests, baby clothing up to 24 months, diapers, wipes, formula, maternity clothing. They also provide... more »