1. Want to Know More?
Learn more about the National Network of
Abortion Funds
www.fundabortionnow.org

2. The Hyde Amendment of 1976 barred the
use of certain federal funds to pay for
abortions.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds

3. Women in poorer states face fewer choices
for reproductive health services.
Courtesy of: Theatlanticcities.com/politics/2012/06/geography-abortion/1711/

4. Money is the main reason many women
delay abortion, and by the time they have it,
they may be too far along.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds

5. “Abortion fund math”: an example of real
funds across the country coming together to
lessen the costs for the patient.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds

6. 1 in 3 women will have an abortion in her
lifetime. Check out Amplify's 1 in 3 Project to
learn more.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds. Taken at the Network's 2012
National Organizing Summit in June, which Amplify sponsored.

7. The Texas Equal Access (TEA) Fund is one
of the larger funds in the NNAF, which has
100 total funds across the U.S.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds

8. Red states = no insurance plans cover
abortions; Yellow states = no insurance
plans will cover abortion in future markets.
Courtesy of: Facebook.com/NationalNetworkofAbortionFunds & ACLU Nationwide