Claiming pro-life but doing basically nothing for anyone after they are born. They are pro-birth, and don't care about suffering of people already here.
This so-called "charity" is simply put, a RIP-OFF. For an organization claiming to be "pro-life", the only lives it winds up protecting are those of its EXECUTIVES and other salaried workers (who skim NEARLY 25% of all revenues off the top before even one thin dime goes to any lobbying purposes [which was 'only' $ 540,163, thus only about 5.5% of all revenue [540,163 / 10,481,133] went to do its alleged 'primary function'!]. Their 2019 revenues = $10,481,133 as noted [last year available]; Executive and other salaries = $ 799,645 + $ 1,761,452 = $2,561,097 / 10,481,133 = 24.4% went to salaries = nearly 4 times as much as their total lobbying efforts!). And these expenses apparently don't even count any expenses spent to compensate politicians (like "Lyin' Ted" Cruz) who endorse their fundraising requests (or do they NOT receive compensation for their endorsement?). Besides, the SBA List controls three other "charities" (within the same office space!), which are the SBA List Candidate Fund (527), SBA List Education Fund (501 c(3)) and Women Speak Out PAC (527) from which they can send funds from one to another EASILY. This organization (with its subsidiaries) is, therefore, a literal CONGLOMERATE of pseudo- "charities". AVOID these lying liars, cheats and THEIVES! Lobby your Congress people DIRECTLY (by any legal means necessary) instead of relying on the SBA List, etc. to do the job for you if you are truly "Pro-Life"!
Review from Guidestar
Susan B. Anthony List is a non-profit organization dedicated to getting pro-life candidates elected to office. It is named after one of the most famous suffragettes in the early women's rights movement. Contrary to what another reviewer wrote, the name is appropriate because Susan B. Anthony believed (quoted from one of her speeches) that "abortion is a crime against women."
Susan B. Anthony was right. Having been a volunteer for the organization, going door to door, I have spoken to women who shared their stories with me. I remember one woman in particular. LIke many others, she was sucked into believing that there were no consequences for killing an unborn child. She chose to have an abortion at the age of 20. At the time I met her, she was 55 and was still suffering from overwhelming guilt for having made that choice.
When these women were sucked into believing "my body, my choice" no one told them about the consequences. Some women I talked to found out, because of the abortion, that they will never be able to have a baby. Most women have a conscience. It may not happen right away, but someday, maybe when they hold a baby, the guilt will hit. My heart goes out to all women who made that choice. If I could take that suffering away, I would but I believe only God can do that.
I was adopted. I am grateful for the family who raised me, and I am also grateful to the woman who chose to give me life. I also had a friend whose mother was raped. Her mother was only 12 years old when she gave birth. I can't imagine her suffering, but I pray that she overcame it. What I do know was that her daughter grew up and had a positive influence in changing the lives of the people around her. The world was a better place for having her in it.
My job was to do a short political survey and hand out a brochure about the candidate. I am grateful that the organization not only allowed me, but also encouraged me, to take additional time to talk with the people whose door I knocked on, even if it wasn't about the campaign. So many people shared needs that I started making a prayer list and continued to pray for them afterwards. I remember one lady I prayed with who hugged me and said "God sent you here today just when I needed you."