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ABOUT

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

FEDERATION OF AMERICA

Planned Parenthood

Federation of America, Inc., (PPFA

) is the nation’s leading sexual and reproductive health care provider and advocate

serving women, men, teens, and families. We do more than any other organization in the United States to prevent unintended pregnancies and
protect women’s health and safety.

Planned Parenthood provides the highest quality sexual and reproductive health care, education, and information to five million
women, men, and teens worldwide each year. Planned Parenthood’s 107 affiliates operate more than 860 local health centers
across the United States. Planned Parenthood’s real-world experience as a provider of health care services informs our policies
and advocacy. In partnership with more than four million activists, supporters, and donors, we promote effective education and
prevention policies, protect a woman’s right to choose, and challenge government interference in the most personal decisions of
women and their families.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America is a not-for-profi t organization led by experts in medicine, sexual health, advocacy, law,
communications, and fundraising. Our national offi ces in New York City and Washington, DC, provide support for the dual health and advocacy
mission of our affi liates across the country.

Separately incorporated, the Planned Parenthood Action Fund strengthens our commitment to protect women’s health, educate teens, and reduce
the number of unintended pregnancies through advocacy, lobbying, and voter education.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

About Planned Parenthood Federation of America ................................................................................. 1

A Message from Our Chair and Our President ...................................................................................... 2

Planned Parenthood

Providing Trusted Health Care Services ............................................................. 3

Planned Parenthood

Educating Women, Teens, and Families ........................................................... 6

Planned Parenthood

Advancing Reproductive Health and Rights ....................................................... 9

Planned Parenthood

Promoting Global Health ............................................................................... 12

Summary of Financial Activities .......................................................................................................... 14

Supporting Planned Parenthood ......................................................................................................... 16

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

A MESSAGE FROM OUR CHAIR AND OUR PRESIDENT

The role of Planned Parenthood, as health care provider, educator,
and fi erce and compassionate advocate for reproductive health and
rights has never been more important.

The world is changing — in terms of demographics, politics,
health care delivery, and how information is transmitted. Planned
Parenthood must anticipate these changes to better serve our
patients, advocates, and supporters of tomorrow, while at the same
time we focus on their needs today.

Increasingly diverse communities across America have differing
health care needs, and we continue to adapt to help meet them.
This requires greater cultural competency on our part and staff
who refl ect our diverse clients.  We also recognize that the key to
successful health care delivery is nationwide standardization —
from ensuring our clients’ ability to reach us online to our ability
to track patients through electronic medical records.

As you will read in this year’s report, we continue to reach more clients,
both in person and online. In the last year, our affi liate health centers
served 3.1 million women, men, and teens, providing the services that
people have come to rely on us for, including contraception (38 percent
of our total services), testing and treatment for sexually transmitted
diseases and infections (29 percent), cancer screening and prevention
(19 percent), and abortion services (three percent). We also provided
comprehensive, medically accurate sex education to an additional 1.2
million women, men, and teens.

As the world has moved online, so has Planned Parenthood. In the last
year, we expanded Planned Parenthood Online to create a reproductive
health care resource that is available to our clients 24 hours a day, seven
days a week. Approximately 1.25 million visitors a month come to www.
plannedparenthood.org and www.teenwire.com, to fi nd sexual health
information, locate a health center, renew a birth control prescription, or
connect to our advocacy network.

Our work also extends beyond our borders. Planned Parenthood provided
nearly $2.6 million in direct fi nancial assistance to partner organizations
throughout Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, and Latin America, enabling them
to deliver health care and education to 585,000 people.

Our work as a health care provider and educator strengthens us every
day as a powerful advocate for the health and rights of women and
young people. Last year we continued to promote our Prevention First
policy agenda, with an increasing focus on ending the government’s
ineffective $1.5 billion abstinence-only effort. The tide is shifting in
America, and last year 10 governors refused federal abstinence-
only dollars. Common sense demands that we offer young people
comprehensive, medically accurate sex education, which covers
both abstinence and contraception. In addition, Planned Parenthood
continued to promote increased family planning support at the state
and federal levels, and increased access to affordable and accessible
birth control, fi ghting legislation that would allow pharmacists to refuse
to dispense birth control.

We’ve also worked in the nation’s courts, with our blue-ribbon litigation
team defending basic reproductive rights for women and families. For
the fi rst time ever, a Planned Parenthood attorney argued before the
U.S. Supreme Court, in

Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood

, making our

case against the federal abortion ban. When the court upheld the law
5–4, we immediately responded to the court’s outrageous interference
in what should be a private decision between a woman and her doctor.
And as the 2008 elections draw near, we will continue to call attention
to the vital issue of women’s reproductive rights and safety.

Thanks to the unwavering commitment and courage of Planned
Parenthood volunteers, activists, supporters, and staff, the past year
has been a time of great change and growth for Planned Parenthood.
As we confront new challenges and make additional gains, we hope
you will remain a steadfast ally in this fi ght.

Elena Marks

PPFA

Chair

Cecile Richards

PPFA President

Planned Parenthood health care experts are recognized
authorities in all aspects of reproductive health care, including
patient care, health care policy, education, research and
technology, and public information. Last year in collaboration
with the PPFA National Medical Committee of leading U.S.
doctors and researchers, we published new guidelines for the
medical management of men’s reproductive care, periodic
well-woman care, and care for transgender people as part
of our ongoing effort to support innovative, evidence-based
clinical services and health care. In partnership with academic
centers, pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies, and state
departments of health, Planned Parenthood affiliates undertook
several research projects in an effort to continuously improve

health care and services, including research on emergency
contraception and medication abortion service delivery. We
developed two comprehensive medical continuing education
programs — “Putting risk into perspective: Making informed
decisions about hormonal contraception” and “Managing HPV: A
new era in patient care.”

PPFA ensures the highest medical care and standards for our
clients by continuously monitoring affi liate compliance with
our rigorous medical standards and guidelines through our
accreditation process. Last year, to strengthen and improve
affi liates’ clinic operations and education services, we made more
than 160 visits to 63 affi liates to provide technical assistance and

training in practice and fi nancial management, business planning,
human resource/organizational development and governance,
security, and diversity.

To protect the Planned Parenthood trademark and ensure affi liate
compliance with

PPFA Standards of Affi liation

and

the PPFA Manual

of Medical Standards and Guidelines

, we conducted 28 affi liate

accreditation reviews, including visits to 135 health centers.

Acknowledging creativity in clinical services, we presented the
2006 PPFA Sylvia Clark Award to Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood
(Bellingham, WA) for implementing a paperless electronic medical
record system in all three of its clinics.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

PROVIDING TRUSTED HEALTH CARE SERVICES

From the 450 women who crowded into Margaret Sanger’s fi rst clinic, the number of women, men, and teenagers Planned Parenthood affi liate
health centers serve has steadily grown to more than three million a year — totaling about 30 million since 1916. One in four American women
has turned to Planned Parenthood for health care at least once in her life.

EXCELLENCE IN MEDICAL STANDARDS AND TRAINING

Contraception is basic health care, and Planned Parenthood is
dedicated to providing women, men, and teens with the highest
quality and most affordable products in the face of rising prices and
dwindling government support.

The Resource Alliance at Planned Parenthood is a collaborative
effort between affi liates and the national organization that ensures
our clients, regardless of their incomes, have access to a broad
range of top-quality contraceptive products and exceptional health
care. The Resource Alliance negotiates and maintains 18 contracts
with partnering companies to enable Planned Parenthood clients
to continue to receive the highest quality products at the most
affordable prices. The Resource Alliance also has started phase

one of a project to provide a centralized information system for
affi liates, and continues to pursue affordable and reliable products
and services.

In line with our commitment to prevention and to superior products,
Planned Parenthood distributed approximately nine million Planned
Parenthood

Condoms nationwide in the last 12 months. Promoting

the importance of safer sex, the package features the Planned
Parenthood name, as well as a dedicated toll-free “smart” line that
directs callers to the Planned Parenthood health center nearest
them. This smart line supplements our primary toll-free number —
1-800-230-PLAN — which connects hundreds of thousands of callers
to affi liate health centers each year.

HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE PRODUCTS

Contraception

38%

Other Services

Abortion Services

Other Women’s Health Services

10%

Cancer Screening and Prevention

19%

Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Infections
(STD/STI) Testing and Treatment

29%

SUMMARY OF SERVICES DELIVERED BY PLANNED PARENTHOOD AFFILIATE
HEALTH

CENTERS:

CALENDAR YEARS 2005 AND 2006

2005*

2006

CONTRACEPTION**

— 38 PERCENT OF SERVICES IN 2006

Reversible Contraception Clients, Women

2,420,610

2,441,768

Emergency Contraception Kits

1,240,516

1,436,846

Tubal Sterilization Clients

554

618

Reversible Contraception Clients, Men

80,411

95,188

Vasectomy

Clients

2,407

2,913

3,744,498 3,977,333

SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES/INFECTIONS (STD/STI)

TESTING AND TREATMENT

— 29 percent of services in 2006

STI Testing and Treatment, Women and Men

2,618,477

2,703,917

HIV Testing Clients, Women

188,424

203,478

HIV Testing Clients, Men

62,300

67,795

HIV Testing Clients, Gender Not Reported

29,865

42,887

2,899,066 3,018,077

CANCER SCREENING AND PREVENTION***

— 19 percent of services in 2006

Pap Tests

1,116,681

1,070,449

Breast Exams/ Breast Care

842,399

882,961

Colposcopy Procedures

44,353

47,557

LEEP Procedures

2,836

3,036

Cryotherapy Procedures

3,566

3,368

2,009,835

2,007,371

OTHER WOMEN’S HEALTH SERVICES

— 10 percent of services in 2006

Pregnancy Tests

1,045,892

1,097,397

Prenatal Clients

13,261

11,058

Midlife Clients

14,163

11,206

Infertility Clients

248

316

1,073,564

1,119,977

ABORTION SERVICES

— 3 percent of services in 2006

Abortion Procedures

264,943

289,750

OTHER SERVICES

— 1 percent of services in 2006

Primary Care Clients, Women and Men

21,739

19,557

Adoption Referrals to Other Agencies

2,413

2,410

Other Services, Women and Men****

126,352

140,968

150,504 162,935

TOTAL SERVICES = 10.5 MILLION

Prevention is the cornerstone of our services — 81 percent
of our clients received contraception services in 2006.

The heart of Planned Parenthood affi liates’ work is providing trusted
health care services that prevent unintended pregnancies through
contraception, reduce the spread of sexually transmitted infections
through testing and treatment, and prevent cervical and other
cancers through screening. Planned Parenthood health centers
also provide women facing unplanned pregnancy with unbiased
information and discussion about their options — parenting, adoption,
and abortion. Planned Parenthood health centers work closely with
social service and adoption agencies in their communities to ensure
the best possible referrals for women who choose to continue their
pregnancies. In 2006, Planned Parenthood health centers delivered
1.4 percent more contraception services than in 2005. Overall, our
health centers provided sexual and reproductive health care to more
than 3.1 million women and men, increasing by 2.6 percent the total
number of clients served between 2005 and 2006.

HEALTH SERVICES

*Refl ects updated data.

**Reversible contraceptive methods chosen by Planned Parenthood clients: oral, 45.6 percent; non-prescription
barrier, 18.4 percent; no method, 10 percent; progestin-only injectables, 9 percent; combined hormone patch, 4.7
percent; other/unknown, 5.5 percent; combined hormone ring, 5 percent; IUD, 1.5 percent; prescription barrier, 0.1
percent; fertility awareness-based methods, 0.2 percent.

*** A colposcopy examination aids in the diagnosis and treatment of abnormal growth cells in the cervix. LEEP and
cryotherapy are treatments for abnormal growths.

**** Some examples in this category include WIC services (a federally funded nutrition program for low-income
women, infants, and children up to the age of fi ve), pediatric care, and immunizations.

TOTAL SERVICES PROVIDED

10,112,642

10,575,443

TOTAL CLIENTS SERVED

(Unduplicated) 3,061,364

3,140,540

Planned Parenthood Online is a collaborative effort of the national
organization and participating affi liates to create the leading sexual
and reproductive health care resource available to people 24 hours
a day, seven days a week. Planned Parenthood Online promotes
Planned Parenthood health services, education, and opportunities for
involvement across a variety of interactive media platforms, including
• website properties (plannedparenthood.org

and teenwire.com

our award-winning website for teens)

• Web 2.0 (social-networking sites, user-generated content

sites, and blogs)

• e-mail (interactive campaigns and newsletters)

During the past year, Planned Parenthood Online reached a number
of important milestones, including
• a monthly high of one million unique visits on

plannedparenthood.org and 500,000 on teenwire.com

• an average of 10,000 searches per day on plannedparenthood.

org for locating health centers

• a list of 600,000 valid e-mail addresses
• a total of 35,000 social networking participants from websites

like MySpace and Facebook

With Planned Parenthood Online, our goal is to harness interactive
technology to overcome barriers to access, and provide an
opportunity to vastly increase the number of people Planned
Parenthood serves, educates, and engages to make a difference in
their lives.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

EDUCATING WOMEN, TEENS, AND FAMILIES

Planned Parenthood serves as a leader in advancing sexual health by providing medically accurate, age-appropriate sexuality information and
education. Last year we offered effective sexuality education programs to 1.2 million youth and adults. Through our websites and award-winning
publications, Planned Parenthood delivers information that is essential to allowing women, men, teens, and families to make responsible choices
about their sexual and reproductive health.

ONLINE HEALTH INFORMATION AND EDUCATION: 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK

Planned Parenthood serves as a leader in promoting sexual health
among young people nationwide by providing medically accurate,
age-appropriate sexuality education. In addition to online resources
for teens, a range of programs at the national and affi liate levels
promote open dialogue, creative learning, mentoring, community
involvement, and peer education opportunities.

Real Life. Real Talk.

is a social change effort to encourage healthy

communication about sexuality within families and communities and,
in the process, nurture discussions that are more realistic, positive,
and productive for young people. After talking with thousands of
parents, teenagers, and community leaders, Planned Parenthood
developed this program to give parents the tools they want to be able
to talk with their children about sexuality and health. The program
reaches out through 141 local community partners that do not
traditionally work with Planned Parenthood, including public libraries,
prominent medical institutions, and faith organizations. Last year,
we launched

Real Life. Real Talk.

in Portland, ME, Rockland County,

NY, and Tucson, AZ. Independent evaluations show positive results
in Portland and Tucson, demonstrating community-wide increases in
openness about, acceptance of, and engagement in healthy sexuality
after

Real Life. Real Talk.

was launched. We have secured funding

to expand programming to diverse markets and to improve the
knowledge and sexual health of all young people.

CONNECTING WITH TEENS

TEAMING UP

A collaboration between Planned Parenthood of Southwest and
Central Florida, the Sarasota County Health Department, and
the Truvine Missionary Baptist Church provided free teen clinical
services, parent and youth education programs, and community
awareness activities through the church. This multi-faceted
program built strong relationships between the affi liate and the
African-American community, and netted positive results, with no
participants testing positive for pregnancy or sexually transmitted
infections during or after their participation.

DEALING WITH DISABILITY

Staff from Planned Parenthood of Nebraska and Council Bluffs,
Iowa, taught sexual health courses to parents of youth with
developmental disabilities, as well as university special education
students and group home and vocational rehabilitation staff in

AFFILIATE EDUCATION PROGRAMS

a variety of settings. Recognizing the challenges adults face in
addressing these issues, trainers offered pragmatic, concrete
guidelines for working with this vulnerable population.

HELPING TEEN MOTHERS

Planned Parenthood Mar Monte provided a supportive
environment for pregnant and parenting teens called Teen
Success. The program helps participants maintain family size
until they fi nish high school. Participants meet weekly
to learn skills to cope with the challenges of parenthood
and adolescence.

A group of teens during the Young

Leaders Summit at the 2007 Planned

Parenthood Annual Conference.

helped defeat a similar ballot initiative, with the governor
praising Planned Parenthood for having the best field operation
in the state.

We continued to fight attempts to restrict or ban abortion in
state legislatures. Mobilizing our grassroots base and promoting
prevention messages that highlight our opponents’ hypocrisy, we
helped halt 20 abortion bans in 12 states.

We also hosted the Public Affairs Retreat and Roundtable in
Washington, DC. More than 150 Planned Parenthood affiliate
staff learned how effective legislative and organizing strategies
advance our priority issues.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

ADVANCING REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS

In Congress and in statehouses, in the courts, and in the media, Planned Parenthood is a passionate and trustworthy advocate for policies that
enable access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care, education, and information. Whether talking to members of Congress
or arguing cases before the U.S. Supreme Court, we fi ght for positive policies that promote women’s health, prevent unintended pregnancies
through effective family planning programs, and protect the health of young people through comprehensive sexuality education.

In Congress and in state legislatures last year, PPFA led advocacy
efforts to champion commonsense measures to improve the health
of women and families. After the 2006 elections, PPFA worked with
the new congressional leadership and our national coalition partners,
gradually refocusing the public debate on prevention and gaining the
support of a growing number of elected offi cials. We supported the
introduction of the federal Prevention First Act in the U.S. Senate and
the House of Representatives in the beginning of the 110th Congress,
as well as more than 100 proactive measures in 32 states.

Our efforts to promote prevention generated tangible results across
the nation, including the following:

• Ten states enacted family planning funding measures or

legislation to increase access through Medicaid waivers
(DE,HI, MA, MI, MN, NH, NY, TX, VA, and WA).

• In Congress last year, Planned Parenthood fought to expand access

to basic health care for low-income children and adults without health
insurance. The Senate passed the State Children’s Health Insurance
Program (SCHIP), and the House voted to support expanding SCHIP
through the Children’s Health and Medicare Protection Act (CHAMP).
President Bush vetoed the bill at the end of 2007, and the program
was extended without covering an additional 10 million children.

• Oregon joined 26 other states that mandate insurance coverage for

prescription contraception.

• Connecticut, Minnesota, and Oregon passed bills mandating

access to emergency contraception in hospital emergency rooms,
and Arkansas and Colorado now require emergency rooms to
provide emergency contraception related services.

• Ten states rejected federal funding for abstinence-only programs,

and Washington State passed the Healthy Youth Act, ensuring that
teens will receive comprehensive sex education in public schools.

On April 18, when the U.S. Supreme Court announced its
decision in

Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood

and

Gonzales v.

Carhart

, the two cases challenging the first-ever federal abortion

ban, we launched an aggressive advocacy and media campaign,
outlining why this ruling is out of touch with the basic values of
American voters.

In November, South Dakota’s voters defeated a state abortion
ban ballot initiative, with Planned Parenthood staff and volunteers
having made more than 40,000 phone calls and knocked on
close to 30,000 doors. For the second year in a row, Planned
Parenthood affiliates in California helped defeat a ballot initiative
to restrict minors’ access to abortion. Affiliates in Oregon also

ADVOCATING IN WASHINGTON, THE STATES, AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES

Pro-choice activists express

their outrage at the U.S. Supreme

Court decision in

Gonzales v.

Planned Parenthood

, upholding

the federal abortion ban that

allows politicians to make

medical decisions about

women’s health and safety.

•

Through

Vox

: Voices for Planned Parenthood

, Planned

Parenthood mobilized nearly 35,000 young women and
men in 180 college chapters across the country. Using
MySpace.com (www.myspace.com/standwiththestates),

Vox

educated and energized nearly 5,000 supporters who

participated in activities and high-visibility events, primarily
in response to threats to abortion access.

Vox

members also

participated in Planned Parenthood’s successful efforts to
defeat anti-choice ballot initiatives in California, Oregon,
and South Dakota.

•

Planned Parenthood Republicans for Choice

(RFC) played

a vital advocacy role at both the federal and state levels. Last
year, we held house parties and other activities involving pro-
choice Republicans in at least 15 states, focusing on the Planned
Parenthood Prevention First agenda. The RFC presented its Barry
Goldwater Award to California Assemblyman Dr. Keith Richman
for his work as a 100-percent pro-choice legislator.

• More than 400 leaders in the arts and entertainment industries are

volunteer members of the

PPFA Board of Advocates

(BOA). Their

public support is an invaluable aid to Planned Parenthood’s mission.

The successful mobilization of our activists to participate in ballot
initiative campaigns in California, Oregon, and South Dakota is an
example of Planned Parenthood’s power as a 50-state advocacy
organization with more than four million activists, supporters, and
donors.  The Planned Parenthood Action Network, which mobilizes
activists around the country in support of our goals, recruited more
than 200,000 new activists last year.  Also aiding our advocacy
efforts are networks of pro-choice clergy members, Republican
activists, young women and men on college campuses, and leaders
in the arts and entertainment industries.

• Pharmacy refusals to provide emergency contraception (EC)

and other birth control to women are an increasing threat to
reproductive rights, and we continue to work with major retailers
to ensure favorable store policies. When the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration fi nally approved over-the-counter (OTC) sales
of EC in August 2006, we established the Planned Parenthood

Pill Patrol

to monitor pharmacies and ensure the availability of

contraceptives. A survey of local pharmacies by nearly 2,500
volunteers revealed that several Wal-Mart pharmacies had refused
to stock or to dispense EC. PPFA’s nationwide grassroots network
succeeded in convincing the giant retailer to revise its policy,
which, as of April, ensures that customers “will now receive their
prescriptions or OTC products in store without discrimination (no
harassment or lectures),” “without delay,” and “without judgment.”

Planned Parenthood’s advocacy work last year also extended to
the federal and state courts across the country, where we worked
to protect women’s health and safety and the reproductive rights
of all Americans.

•

argued

Gonzales v. Planned Parenthood

, our challenge to

the fi rst federal law banning abortion, in the U.S. Supreme Court.
PPFA Deputy Director of Litigation and Law Eve Gartner, the fi rst
PPFA staff attorney to appear before the high court, argued that
the ban threatens women’s health and safety. By a vote of 5–4,
the court upheld the law, criminalizing abortions that doctors
say are often the safest and best to protect women’s health,
and ruling that politicians, rather than women and their doctors,
will now make medical decisions.  This dangerous decision was
clearly the result of the new makeup of the Supreme Court.

PROTECTING WOMEN’S LEGAL RIGHTS

• Members of our

Clergy Advisory Board

(CAB)

speak out about the theological basis for choice and
mobilize fellow clergy and lay religious leaders to join
the

PPFA Pro-Choice Religious Network

, a national

membership organization advocating for the right of women
and men to make informed, morally responsible choices
about their reproductive lives. Clergy members at the
affiliate level support grassroots advocacy efforts and
educational programming. Last year, CAB members issued
statements on stem cell research, the federal abortion ban,
birth control access and pricing, so-called “crisis pregnancy
centers,” and comprehensive sex education. PPFA also
published the

Clergy Voices

newsletter; coordinated the

first-ever interfaith convocation at the Planned Parenthood
annual conference; hosted clergy organizing events at all
three Planned Parenthood regional meetings; and helped
affiliates build local clergy networks.

• We kicked off a new youth initiative last year with a

Young Leaders Summit

at the Planned Parenthood

annual conference attended by 51 young leaders from 13
states and the Philippines. They spent two days organizing,
training, networking, and brainstorming. Approximately 20
youths took part in a direct action training at the Public
Affairs Retreat and Roundtable in Washington, DC, in July.

PARTNERING WITH ACTIVISTS AND SUPPORTERS ACROSS AMERICA

• We conducted successful litigation in the Indiana state court to

protect the privacy of our patients’ medical records. In that case,
we challenged intrusive demands made by politically motivated
anti-choice prosecutors. In granting the protection we sought,
the state court recognized the signifi cant privacy concerns
associated with our patients’ medical records.

• We obtained favorable court rulings in two federal court cases —

in Michigan and Ohio — and one state court case in Missouri,
all of which protected access to reproductive health care for
Planned Parenthood patients.

Blythe Danner

and

Gwyneth Paltrow

Felicity Huffman

and

William H. Macy

Julianne Moore

, and

Gloria Steinem

lent their

names to extraordinarily successful online fundraising appeals.

Glamour

magazine Editor in Chief

Cindi Leive

hosted a breakfast to

introduce PPFA President

Cecile Richards

to other women’s health

magazines. As a result, several stories were published in numerous
prominent publications.

Lauren Graham

Neil Patrick Harris

, and

Stanley Tucci

hosted

the PPFA 2007 Honors Awards Gala in Universal City, CA. Among our
special guests were

Blythe Danner

David Eigenberg

Wendie

Malick

Judy Reyes

Heather Tom

, and

Aisha Tyler.

Judy Blume

Matthew Broderick

Dana Buchman

Nora Ephron

Bart

Freundlich

Annabeth Gish

Holly Hunter

Sarah Jones

Kathryn

Joosten

Al Joyner,

Ashley Judd

Carol Leifer

Camryn Manheim

Vanessa Marcil

Nellie McKay,

Natalie Merchant

Julianne Moore

Sarah Jessica Parker

Patricia Richardson

Taryn Rose

Kate

Walsh

Hattie Winston

, and many others served as honorary chairs.

Ann Crittenden

David Eigenberg

Jane Fonda

Ellen Goodman

Kristen Johnston

Wendie Malick

Kathy Najimy

Cynthia Nixon

Sara Paretsky,

Anna Quindlen

Heather Tom

, and

Kathleen

Turner

traveled around the nation to appear at affi liate events.

Judy Blume

Carol Leifer

Maria Maggenti,

Amber Tamblyn

and

Kate Walsh

were interviewed about their work as it relates to

reproductive health and freedom on plannedparenthood.org and
teenwire.com.

New BOA members include

Kathryn Erbe

Lauren Graham

Neil

Patrick Harris

Marlee Matlin

Michael Mayer

Idina Menzel

Taryn Rose

Amber Tamblyn

Maura Tierney

, and

Aisha Tyler

HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS SUPPORTED BY PPFA BOARD OF ADVOCATES MEMBERS
AND OTHER ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT LEADERS

(l-r) Dr. Ruth Westheimer,
Duncan Sheik, and Tamara Tunie

Alex Trebek and
Kathryn Erbe

(l-r) Aisha Tyler and
Heather Tom

Neil Patrick Harris

Felicity Huffman
and William H. Macy

For more than 35 years, Planned Parenthood Federation of America
has supported nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in Africa, Asia,
the Caribbean, and Latin America in providing reproductive health
care and education to people around the world. We focus on reducing
maternal mortality through increased access to contraception and safe
abortion services, protecting the sexual health of youth, and improving
policies on sexual and reproductive health.

Last year, PPFA provided more than $2.6 million in direct fi nancial
assistance to 48 NGOs in 21 countries. These organizations
delivered reproductive health care to more than 450,000 people,
including approximately 243,000 adolescents. They also provided
safe abortion and post-abortion care to more than 20,000 women,
58 percent of whom decided to initiate birth control following the
procedure. In addition, our partners provided nearly 115,000 people
with sexuality education through schools, community centers, sports

events, and health fairs, and reached an additional 2.6 million people
with sexual health information through the radio.

Through our advocacy efforts in the United States, we engaged
affi liates, activists, and coalition partners to improve global laws and
policies affecting sexual and reproductive health. We also worked to
reinvigorate the U.S. commitment to family planning and to ensure
that U.S. foreign policies protect and promote quality sexual and
reproductive health care, education, and information around the
world. Nearly 90 percent of Planned Parenthood affi liates have been
active in international advocacy, bringing together a diverse and
vocal nationwide community of citizens to educate their neighbors,
the media, and their elected offi cials about the importance of
improving U.S. policies overseas. Last year, PPFA supported affi liate
activities through grants, organizing materials, sample media, and
assistance with organizing events.

PPFA’s advocacy efforts contributed to the passage in the
U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate Appropriations
Committee of a bill that would ease restrictions imposed by
the global gag rule. Reinstated by President Bush during his
first days in office, the gag rule prohibits foreign organizations
from receiving U.S. funding for family planning programs if
they provide or talk about abortion to clients, or advocate for
improved abortion laws. The rule applies even if organizations
conduct these activities with non-U.S. money and regardless of
whether abortion is legal in the country. Rather than reduce the
number of abortions, the global gag rule expands the shortage
of contraceptives in the developing world, thus increasing the
number of unintended pregnancies. The bill seeks to mitigate
the rule’s impact by allowing foreign organizations to receive
contraceptives donated by the U.S. government even if they
have refused to sign on to the global gag rule.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

PROMOTING GLOBAL HEALTH

Planned Parenthood’s concern for reproductive health and freedom extends around the world. We work with partner organizations overseas to
improve the sexual health and well-being of individuals and families, and fi ght at home and abroad to secure responsible policies affecting sexual
and reproductive health globally. PPFA is also a founding member of the International Planned Parenthood Federation.

Trinidad & Tobago

Thailand

Sudan

Philippines

Peru

Nigeria

Cameroon

Kenya

India

Nicaragua

Ethiopia

Ecuador

Costa Rica

Bolivia

Guatemala

Trinidad & Tobago

Thailand

Sudan

Philippines

Peru

Nigeria

Cameroon

Kenya

India

Nicaragua

Ethiopia

Ecuador

Costa Rica

Bolivia

atemala

Guat

SUMMARY OF

FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUE , EXPENSES & CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

Medical Services

65%

Non-Medical Domestic

Program Services

16%

Management and General Support

12%

Fundraising

Other

International Family Planning

Health Center Income

35%

Government Grants

33%

Private Contributions

26%

Other

REVENUE

EXPENSES

FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2007

NATIONAL

ELIMINATIONS

TOTAL

OPERATING & OTHER FUNDS (ALL AMOUNTS IN MILLIONS)

AFFILIATES OFFICE

[b]

[a]

REVENUE

Health Center Income

356.9

Government Grants and Contracts

336.7

Private Contributions and Bequests

176.8

84.3

-2.4

258.7 [c]

Support

from

Affi

liates

9.8

-9.8

Other Operating Revenue

56.0

10.0

-0.4

65.5

TOTAL REVENUE

926.4

104.1

-12.6

1,017.9

EXPENSES

Domestic Programs see pages

Medical

Services

3-4

588.3

Sexuality

Education

5-6

48.0

C. Public Policy

7-11

53.1

D. Services to The Field of Family Planning

3, 5-6

16.4 16.4

Service

Affi

liates

3, 5-6, 10-11

26.6

-2.8

23.8

TOTAL DOMESTIC PROGRAMS

689.4

43.0

-2.8

729.6

International Family Planning Programs

12-13

7.3

TOTAL PROGRAM SERVICES

689.4

50.3

-2.8

736.9

Supporting

Services

A. Management and General

102.6

6.6

109.2

B. Fundraising

35.9

9.5

45.4

TOTAL SUPPORTING SERVICES

138.5

16.1

154.6

Other

Expenses

A. Payments to Related Organizations

11.0

-9.8

1.2

B. Other Opertaing Expenses

10.4

TOTAL OTHER EXPENSES

21.4

-9.8

11.6

TOTAL EXPENSES

849.3

66.4

-12.6

903.1 [d]

EXCESS OF REVENUE OVER EXPENSES

77.1

37.7

114.8

OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

-2.6

-0.2

-2.8

NET ASSETS: BEGINNING OF YEAR

796.9

42.9

839.8

NET ASSETS: END OF YEAR

871.4

80.4

951.8

JUNE 30, 2007

NATIONAL

ELIMINATIONS

TOTAL

(ALL AMOUNTS IN MILLIONS)

AFFILIATES

OFFICE

[b]

[a]

ASSETS

Current

Assets

569.2

20.4

-6.7

582.9

Property, Equipment, Endowment, Other

435.7

107.8

-3.9

539.6

TOTAL ASSETS

1,004.9

128.2

-10.6

1,122.5

LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

Current

Liabilities

81.3

15.2

-6.7

89.8

Mortgages, Notes Payable, Other

52.2

32.6

-3.9

80.9

TOTAL LIABILITIES

133.5

47.8

-10.6

170.7

NET

ASSETS

Unrestricted

368.8

14.3

383.1

Property & Equipment

246.8

2.0

248.8

Temporarily

Restricted

116.4

43.6

160.0

Permanently

Restricted

139.4

20.5

159.9

TOTAL NET ASSETS

871.4

80.4

951.8

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS

1,004.9

128.2

-10.6

1,122.5

Our broad base of committed donors provide more than 80 percent
of the national organization’s revenue and nearly 20 percent of
affi liate revenue — evidence of our powerful grassroots support.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., is a tax-exempt
corporation under Internal Revenue Service code section 501(c)(3)
and is not a private foundation (Tax ID #13-1644147). Contributions
are tax-deductible.

The IRS classifi es the Planned Parenthood Action Fund as a 501(c)
(4) not-for-profi t organization. Contributions are not tax-deductible.

A list of all organizations that received contributions from PPFA
during the year that ended June 30, 2007, may be obtained by
writing to PPFA, 434 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001. Audited

fi nancial statements are available upon request from the Offi ce of
the Attorney General, Department of Law, Charities Bureau, 120
Broadway, New York, NY 10271.

[a]

National organization fi gures refl ect operations of Planned

Parenthood Federation of America, Inc., Planned Parenthood
Action Fund, Inc. (including its Political Action Committee and other
segregated fund, Planned Parenthood Votes) and The Planned
Parenthood Foundation for the year ended June 30, 2007. Affi liate
fi gures refl ect the operations of 118 Planned Parenthood affi liates
and are based on amounts reported in affi liate audited fi nancial
statements for fi scal years ended during 2006.

[b]

Payments and receipts between affi liates and the national

organization have been eliminated. These include dues, rebates, and

payments to the Guttmacher Institute. Related adjustments have
been made to the balance sheet.

[c]

Includes corporate contributions, foundation grants, and support

from more than 900,000 active individual contributors, including
individual contributions received through International Service
Agencies and Federal Service Campaigns (on-the-job solicitation
and contributions through payroll deduction plans for employees of
federal and state governments and participating corporations). This
also includes $16.4 million of bequests.

[d]

Expenses do not include capitalized expenditures for property,

plant, and equipment and repayment of related loans, but do include
depreciation and amortization of such property, plant, and equipment
and interest expense on such loans.

SUMMARY OF

FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES

COMBINED BALANCE SHEET: NATIONAL AND AFFILIATES

SUPPORTING

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

Essential partners in Planned Parenthood’s mission are our funders — generous foundations and individuals who also believe in a future world where
every child born is wanted and loved, and women are empowered to safeguard their health and protect their families. Planned Parenthood offers donors
the following creative options for helping to further our important work. To use our convenient and secure website to make a gift or download a donation
form, log on to www.plannedparenthood.org/support or call 1-800-430-4907, extension 2, to speak with someone on our donor services team.

ANNUAL GIFTS

You can make unrestricted gifts or gifts for a specifi c purpose to
either Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) or the
Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the advocacy and political arm
of PPFA. (For more information about the Planned Parenthood
Action Fund, visit plannedparenthoodvotes.org.) Gifts to PPFA are
tax-deductible. Gifts to the Action Fund are not tax-deductible,
and we cannot accept corporate or union support. Please call
Member Services, 1-800-430-4907, extension 2, or e-mail member.
services@ppfa.org. Major donors can contact Annie Paulsen in our
Major Gifts Department with questions, or for more information, at
1-212-261-4689 or e-mail ann.paulsen@ppfa.org.

BEQUESTS AND PLANNED GIFTS

Bequests and life income gifts help ensure reproductive freedom
for future generations. Charitable gift annuities, pooled income
fund gifts, and charitable trusts can also provide lifetime payments
to you. Please call Gift Planning, 1-212-261-4345 or e-mail
gift.planning@ppfa.org.

MONTHLY GIVING

Strengthen PPFA through a sustaining membership of monthly gifts
transferred directly from your bank account or credit card. Please
call Sustaining Members, 1-800-430-4907, extension 1, or e-mail
monthly.member@ppfa.org.

GIFTS OF STOCK

Receive a charitable deduction for the full, fair market value of your
gift to PPFA, along with an exemption from capital gains tax, on
shares you have owned for at least one year — subject to legal
limits. Please call Member Services, 1-800-430-4907, extension 2,
or e-mail member.services@ppfa.org.

HONORARY OR MEMORIAL GIVING

Celebrate the lives and achievements of special individuals by making
gifts in their honor or memory. Please call Member Services at
1-800-430-4907, extension 2, or e-mail member.services@ppfa.org.

WORKPLACE GIVING

Help sustain Planned Parenthood through the Combined Federal
Campaign, your local United Way, and other workplace campaigns.
Under our matching gifts program, your employer may double or
even triple the value of your gift. Your company’s human resources
offi ce can provide appropriate information. Please call Workplace
Giving at 1-212-261-4682 or e-mail member.services@ppfa.org.

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PLANNED PARENTHOOD LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The Planned Parenthood Leadership Council is a select group of
our most committed supporters, united by their vision and their
investment in the future of Planned Parenthood. The Leadership
Council joins key supporters of the national organization and
affi liates from all regions of the country, and represents a range
of interests, professions, and expertise.

The Leadership Council functions as a donor advisory circle for
Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of
America and the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, and for local
Planned Parenthood affi liate CEOs. One annual meeting, regular
phone briefi ngs, a newsletter, and other communications allow
Leadership Council members to get to know Cecile, key affi liate
CEOs, and one another. The annual meeting features high-profi le
public fi gures who update members on the latest in the reproductive
health and rights movement and other issues critical to Planned
Parenthood’s work. Meetings create a forum for the fruitful
exchange of ideas and perspectives, capitalizing on members’
unique skills and expertise.

Leadership Council members commit to a minimum contribution
of $100,000. The gift can be paid over a period of up to four years,
and can be made to an affi liate, Planned Parenthood Federation of
America, the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, or a combination
of the above.

PLANNED PARENTHOOD

FEDERATION OF AMERICA, INC.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR

Elena Marks

VICE CHAIR

Deborah De Witt

TREASURER

Lida L. Coleman

SECRETARY

Teree Caldwell-Johnson

HONORARY BOARD MEMBER

Esperanza Garcia Walters

MEMBERS

Kenetta Bailey
Rev. Mark Bigelow
Tracey L. Brown
Debra Carnahan
Harry L. Carter
Ellen Chesler, Ph.D.
Annette Cumming
Amanda Dealey
Leslie De Mars, M.D.
Brian Feldman
Bennie Fleming, Ed.D
Elizabeth A. Hannley
Bryan Howard
Joanne E. Howard, Ph.D.
Jill June
Sally Beauchamp Kagerer
Anne Marso
Valerie McCarthy
Frederick A. B. Meyerson
Matthew Oppenheimer
Philip Rigueur
Lyn Schollett
Shamina Singh
Lillian A. Tamayo
Bertha Thomas
Steve Trombley

PLANNED PARENTHOOD
ACTION FUND
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR

Harry L. Carter

VICE CHAIR

Gina Glantz

SECRETARY

Amanda Dealey

TREASURER

Bryan Howard

MEMBERS

Melody Barnes
Brian Feldman
Helen Howell
Joan Malin
Elena Marks
Valerie McCarthy
Karen Shepherd
Shamina Singh
Steve Trombley
Cathy Unger
Susan Yolen
Pam Sutherland
  (Honorary Non-Voting Member)
Gloria Steinem
  (Honorary Board Co-Chair)
The Honorable James C. Greenwood
  (Honorary Board Co-Chair)

THE PLANNED PARENTHOOD
FOUNDATION
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

CHAIR

Annette Cumming

VICE CHAIR

Ellen Chesler, Ph.D.

SECRETARY/TREASURER

Amanda Dealey

MEMBERS

Lida L. Coleman
Deborah De Witt

PLANNED PARENTHOOD
FEDERATION OF AMERICA
SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM

PRESIDENT

Cecile Richards

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Maryana Iskander

SENIOR ADVISOR

Doug Jackson

VICE PRESIDENT,
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS

Ellen Golombek

CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Kim Meredith

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

Julia Nelson

CHIEF HUMAN
RESOURCES OFFICER

Ron Mason

VICE PRESIDENT, AFFILIATE
SERVICES — MEDICAL AFFAIRS

Vanessa Cullins,
M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A.

VICE PRESIDENT,
AFFILIATE SERVICES —
OPERATIONS AND SUPPORT

Karen Ruffatto

VICE PRESIDENT AND
GENERAL COUNSEL

Beth Otten

VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL
MANAGER, RESOURCE ALLIANCE
AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD

Ronda Dean

VICE PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL

Veena Siddharth

VICE PRESIDENT,
ONLINE SERVICES

Tom Subak

VICE PRESIDENT,
PUBLIC POLICY AND ADVOCACY

Nancy Clack

THE PLANNED PARENTHOOD
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

CHAIR

Peggy Rubin

VICE CHAIR

Mary Shallenberger

TREASURER

Judy Tabb

SECRETARY

Ann Hamilton

OTHER MEMBERS

Jacqueline S. Jackson, Ph.D.
Randy Moody
Betty Olinger
Chris Sorensen, (Nominating
Committee Chair)

PLANNED PARENTHOOD
FEDERATION OF AMERICA,
INC., IS A MEMBER OF THE
INTERNATIONAL PLANNED
PARENTHOOD FEDERATION
(IPPF), COMPRISING FAMILY
PLANNING ASSOCIATIONS IN
AROUND 180 COUNTRIES.

PRESIDENT

Jacqueline Sharpe, M.D.

TREASURER

Helen Eskett

DIRECTOR-GENERAL

Gill Greer, M.D.

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EDITORS

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WRITER

Kate Rounds

DESIGN

Chad Spader

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PLANNED PARENTHOOD

Founded by Margaret Sanger in 1916 — more than 90 years ago —
as America’s fi rst birth control clinic, Planned Parenthood believes that
everyone has the right to choose when or whether to have a child, that
every child should be wanted and loved, and that women should be in
charge of their destinies.

MISSION STATEMENT

Planned Parenthood believes in the fundamental right of each individual, throughout the world, to manage
his or her fertility, regardless of the individual's income, marital status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age,
national origin, or residence.  We believe that respect and value for diversity in all aspects of our organization
are essential to our well-being.  We believe that reproductive self-determination must be voluntary and
preserve the individual's right to privacy.  We further believe that such self-determination will contribute to
an enhancement of the quality of life, strong family relationships, and population stability.

Based on these beliefs, and refl ecting the diverse communities within which we operate, the mission of
Planned Parenthood is
• to provide comprehensive reproductive and complementary health care services in settings which

preserve and protect the essential privacy and rights of each individual

• to advocate public policies which guarantee these rights and ensure access to such services
• to provide educational programs which enhance understanding of individual and societal implications

of human sexuality

• to promote research and the advancement of technology in reproductive health care and encourage

understanding of their inherent bioethical, behavioral, and social implications.

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