Find Reproductive Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  JWB1 wrote:

For over three decades, A Women's Pregnancy Center has served the men and women of the North Florida and South Georgia areas who were facing unplanned pregnancies and sexual health concerns with compassion and practical help. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  charitable-girl wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  missy3 wrote:

I love the ministry that I get to do with the AAA CPC. I first got involved just because I have a heart for the unborn. I also got involved because when I was fifteen I was told that I could never have children of my own. I have always loved babies especially.... more »