It's been hard not to feel completely overwhelmed by negative emotions the past few weeks. First, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade — a gutting, profoundly distressing moment and monumental loss of human rights. Then abortion bans started to take effect, and we began hearing horrifying stories of pregnant people denied care, enduring painful delays in treatment, and being forced to flee their home states.

But something else has been happening, too. People like you have been speaking up, getting involved, and fighting back. And through it all, providers and staff at Planned Parenthood health centers have gone to extraordinary, inspiring lengths to deliver the health care their patients deserve.

Will you show your support and appreciation for abortion providers by adding your name to our thank you card? We'll deliver your note to Planned Parenthood health center staff in your area.

This country has never made it easy to provide reproductive health care. And that's especially true for those who are determined to serve people who have been discriminated against in our health care system: communities of color, patients with lower incomes, and LGBTQ+ patients. And yet — doctors, nurses, and other staff keep showing up for their patients, no matter what.

Now, in the face of so much cynicism and cruelty, in defiance of the powerful forces who want to shut them down, it matters more than ever. This is the most difficult moment our movement has faced in decades — and health center staff are responding with grace, courage, and unwavering commitment.

Please, take a moment to join me in saying THANK YOU to the dedicated staff at your local Planned Parenthood health center.

The only way we are going to see our way through this crisis is by relying on each other. This moment demands dedication and solidarity. Each of us must do our part to protect and restore access to abortion.

Health center staff who continue to serve their patients every day are showing what that kind of compassion and conviction looks like. Yes, there is still so much anger, anxiety, and sorrow — but there is also room for hope, kindness, and gratitude.

Send a quick message now to show your appreciation.

Thank you for being in the fight with us,