Planned Parenthood Great Northwest 2022 Impact Report Digital
Planned Parenthood Great Northwest 2022 Impact Report Digital
Planned Parenthood Great Northwest 2022 Impact Report Digital
IMPACT REPORT
Planned Parenthood Great Northwest,
Hawai‘i, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
Fighting for an
Equitable Future
This January marked the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. For more than 49 years, Roe and the
constitutional right to abortion fundamentally changed our cultural understanding of abortion and
reproductive rights. Roe provided us reassurance that the United States Constitution would protect
our human right to basic, fundamental health care, and it would provide institutional support for
our efforts.
We see firsthand in every single one of our states the hurdles our patients conquer every day to
access care. These are the stories that keep me up at night, the stories that make me want to scream,
and the stories that make me work even harder.
This is a moment for us to continue reimagining what is possible for our communities: A vision for
the future that centers those historically left behind, and an opportunity to create a more equitable
healthcare landscape for all. Last year, we began implementing this vision by investing in programs
and resources that expand access, educate, and empower, like our patient navigators, teen council,
and clinical trainings.
Our right to abortion was stolen from us last June, and since then we’ve seen unbridled attacks on
reproductive health care, including abortion, gender affirming care, and birth control. Each of our
staff has heard heartbreaking stories from patients desperate to access the care they need, or who,
out of fear, delayed care to a point that risked their life.
We will always keep fighting for our reproductive freedoms, and we can only do that with the
support of donors like you. A better, more equitable future is ours — and we’ll build it together!
Rebecca Gibron
Chief Executive Officer
Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawaiʻi, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky
“
The thing with abortion care, it’s time sensitive. So, if somebody
shows up in my clinic today, we want to be financially prepared.
We turn no one away for abortion care for financial reasons.”
Rachel Brown,
Health Center Manager
“
the daily challenges of accessing reproductive
Without access to legal, safe, health care, the need continues to grow.
It’s through renewed investment from donors
and compassionate birth control that Planned Parenthood can continue to provide
and abortion services, I would our patients with healthcare services they need,
not have graduated from college, when they need it, without judgement, and with
fierce compassion.
chosen when to start a family,
and been able to take care of
my three daughters.”
Laurel R.
Planned Parenthood patient
“
When I’m out in the community,
all I hear is that people want more
access to health care, not less.”
Tamarra Wieder
As a result of our advocacy efforts, Kentuckians
voted down an anti-abortion ballot measure that
would have amended the state constitution to
remove the right to an abortion. “Most people
in Kentucky knew somebody that this ballot
Kentucky State Director measure would impact, and they showed up
Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates because they know that abortion is health care
and Kentuckians deserve better,” said Wieder.
Through strategic investment thanks
to the generosity of new and longtime In Kentucky and across the country, we’re
philanthropic partnerships, we’re responding hearing loud-and-clear that people believe
to this community need. We’re reaching more abortion services should be accessible. By you
Kentuckians with sexual health knowledge, defending our unapologetic fight for abortion
gaining a broader volunteer base, and access and health equity through your continued
increasing civic engagement. investment, we are empowered for the long haul.
3 ALASKA
11 INDIANA
5,314 27,406
Patients Patients
2 HAWAI‘I
2 KENTUCKY
5,235 5,509
Patients Patients
2 IDAHO
15 WASHINGTON
6,109 50,518
Patients Patients
2021
3,365 patients
“
As a transgender man,
I personally live with the urgency
of bodily autonomy. I am very
6,738 visits
worried that I will have more
2022
healthcare access than my
5926 patients
daughter. We need Planned
Parenthood!”
12,814 visits Courtney G.
Patient and donor
“
I cannot say enough things
about the kindness and respect
I was given on a very tough
day while I was there; the care
Across our six states, clinicians met
with patients through
174,140
was top notch from genuinely appointments
concerned doctors and
nurses. I was able to receive
treatment for multiple issues 9,838
and appreciated the follow up a seen through telehealth
few days later to check in on my
mental and physical health.”
Planned Parenthood patient 16,595
received abortion-related care
20 80 hours
educated more than
“
I was the most interested when we
discussed the different kinds of
birth control, protective wear, etc.
you can use. I didn’t know much
Teen Council members are also actively engaged
with their community by participating in events
like the Civic Action Summit in Honolulu, and
they participate in advocacy rallies and speaking
opportunities with their legislators.
about these things beforehand.” This year, more than 80 teens in Washington
Teen Council Member
state participated in Teen Lobby Day.
Stacey Baker
Chief Human Resources and Equity Officer
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Scott Boyd
Chief Financial Officer Twitter: @ppgnhaik
Christine Stanley
Chief Legal Counsel