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We've been hearing it a lot in recent weeks: "We're all in this together." But actions speak louder than words, and the attacks we're seeing from some politicians tell a more cynical story.
Planned Parenthood is working nonstop to ensure patients can get the care they need. And instead of helping, some elected officials are exploiting this moment to ban abortion and, once again, let women and communities of color bear the burden of a health crisis. We've sued state after state for the right to provide essential care. So I can't help but wonder if "we're all in this together."
Then I see the outpouring of generosity on days like this and hear from supporters like you.
This is what "we're all in this together" looks like, and this is what we need more of right now. If you're with us, please become a monthly donor to Planned Parenthood Federation of America by the end of this Giving Tuesday. When you pledge your support by midnight tonight, you'll unlock an additional $100 from a generous donor, who has committed to pitching in up to $50,000 to support reproductive health and rights at this critical time.
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Even in a crisis like this, the need for reproductive health care doesn't stop. In fact, women and people of color are suffering disproportionately. They need care more than ever.
With you by our side, we'll do what we've always done. We will rise to the challenge. We're ramping up solutions like telehealth, so patients can talk to their doctors safely and securely without ever leaving home. We're suing states that try to stop Planned Parenthood health centers from providing care. We've already had bans blocked in states like Tennessee.
But we're running out of time to get the resources we need and this extraordinary day of giving is running out, too.
We need people — like you — who see a crisis and want to help, not exploit. Your monthly gift will go a long way to help, both now and over the long term. Pledge your gift before the chance to unlock $100 expires at midnight tonight.
No politician or crisis will stop us from being where we belong: right here with you.
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