Planned Parenthood affiliates in states with strong pro-life laws generated nearly $500 million in annual revenue, including millions in taxpayer funds, according to a new report by American Life League (ALL).
The findings, released Monday, highlight the abortion organization’s continued financial strength despite efforts to restrict its funding and operations in conservative-led states.
The ALL report, titled “Planned Parenthood in Pro-Life States,” analyzed financial data from 2022-2023 for 22 Planned Parenthood affiliates operating in 21 states with significant abortion restrictions. These states, often referred to as pro-life strongholds, include Texas, Ohio, and Missouri, though Ohio an Missouri both now allow abortions after radical pro-abortion amendments were approved.
The report found that these affiliates collectively earned $496.3 million in revenue, with $66.2 million coming from government grants and contracts.
The pro-life group says that the report shows pro-life states need to follow Congress’ lead and defund Planned Parenthood.
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“Despite the political rhetoric, Planned Parenthood has not been defunded,” said Katie Brown, ALL’s director of communications, in a statement accompanying the report. “Pro-life states have taken strong measures to protect the unborn, but they are still directing millions in tax dollars to an organization whose primary business is abortion.”
The report details how Planned Parenthood affiliates in these states continue to thrive financially, drawing revenue from private donations, service fees, and public funds. Texas-based affiliates, for example, reported $104.2 million in revenue, despite the state’s near-total abortion ban following the 2022 Dobbs decision.
The findings come amid ongoing legal and legislative battles over Planned Parenthood’s funding. A federal judge recently blocked a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act that aimed to defund Planned Parenthood, ordering the federal government to continue providing Medicaid reimbursements to the organization.
However, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June 2025 that states can withhold Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood, empowering pro-life states to redirect resources to legitimate healthcare providers.
“Planned Parenthood’s ability to secure taxpayer dollars in pro-life states is a wake-up call for policymakers,” said Hugh Brown, ALL’s executive vice president. “Legislators must close loopholes that allow public funds to flow to abortion providers, ensuring that taxpayer money supports life-affirming healthcare instead.”
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