In the recently released 2023-2024 fiscal year annual report titled, “A Force for Hope,” Planned Parenthood performed 402,230 abortions during that time. That is an increase of nearly 10,000 abortions over the previous year (392,715).
The report also showed Planned Parenthood received about $792.2 million in “Government Health Services Reimbursements & Grants” versus $699.3 million from the previous year. U.S. taxpayers are
Planned Parenthood’s largest financial contributor by supplying 39 percent of the organization’s $2 billion in revenue.
The nation’s largest abortion business, which commits over 1,100 abortions per day, presents killing unborn children and harming women as “inspiring hope.” The annual report begins, “Every time a patient walks through the doors of a Planned Parenthood health center, it is an act of hope — hope that they’ll get the care they need, that their decisions about their own bodies will be honored, that they’ll be truly seen. Every time a young person searches online for health information, their hope is that someone, somewhere has unbiased, real answers. Every time someone takes a birth control pill, or gets their IUD taken out, or goes with their partner for STI testing, they are filled with hope that the future they plan is possible.”
Twelve states now have banned elective abortions, and six states passed restrictions at or before 12 weeks of pregnancy. However, Planned Parenthood reports how it “helped” more than 100,000 women seeking abortions in the past year, particularly those who traveled from pro-life states elsewhere. More than 12,500 women received on average $275 to go toward travel costs. That’s more than $3.4 million in direct funding for abortion travel.