Annual Report
Your support ensures that Planned Parenthood of Greater New York patients do not have to make impossible choices. It allows them to access the care they need so they can focus their time, resources, and energy where they belong: on their families, their education, their dreams, and their futures.
Fiscal year ended June 30, 2025.
A Letter from
our CEO and
Board Chair
Lately, people have been asking us a common question, “What is it like leading Planned Parenthood of Greater New York in these tough times?” or, more personally, “How are you holding up?"
Our honest answer: every day the fight is harder, the stakes are higher, and our courageous team is more determined than ever.
So how are we? We’re fired up for the fight ahead.
Planned Parenthood is facing attacks from nearly every direction — executive orders, legal challenges, state bans, and relentless culture‑war rhetoric. These coordinated efforts threaten every part of our work — access to birth control, sex education for teens, and, most aggressively, abortion and gender‑affirming care.
We also face existential threats on the horizon, including politically motivated attempts to roll back FDA approval of the abortion pill, restrict young people from evidence-based sexual health programming, and "defunding" Planned Parenthood by disqualifying our patients from using Medicaid and Title X Family Planning grants. This next round of looming threats could reshape sexual and reproductive health care and education for millions of people across the country - more than has happened already, and for generations to come.
Let us be clear: Planned Parenthood of Greater New York is not backing down. Our work is driven by science, informed by evidence, and fully compliant with the law. We will overcome these egregious attacks by standing firm in our principles and fearless in our approach. As Cecile Richards reminds us, when future generations ask, “When so much was at stake for our country, what did you do?” we will be able to answer with confidence: “Everything we could.”
These attacks are, at their core, attacks on the health, dignity, and fundamental freedoms of the people who rely on Planned Parenthood most — Black, Latine, immigrant, and LGBTQ+ communities that have long faced systemic inequities. Even here at home, far too many New Yorkers who are uninsured or living on low incomes are confronted with trade‑offs no one should have to make — delaying treatment for a UTI because paying for groceries comes first, or stretching their rent budget at the expense of continuing gender‑affirming hormone therapy. These are not personal failings; they are the outcomes of policies that devalue certain bodies, families, and futures more than others.
Your support helps shift that balance. It ensures that Planned Parenthood of Greater New York patients do not have to make these impossible choices. It allows them to access the care they need so they can focus their time, resources, and energy where they belong: on their families, their education, their dreams, and their futures.
Amid the challenges, Planned Parenthood of Greater New York is achieving meaningful wins. This year, we provided high‑quality, compassionate care to more than 87,000 patients across New York. We expanded services by launching a prophylactic medication program for STI prevention and by increasing access to 1‑day procedural abortion care. Patients can now pick up medication abortion pills prescribed by PPGNY at their local CVS pharmacy — another step toward reducing barriers and improving health outcomes for the people who need us most.
Times are tough now and will continue to get tougher, but so will we. Each attack only strengthens our resolve, fuels our advocacy, and deepens our commitment to building a future where reproductive health, rights, and justice are realities.
We will never stop fighting and never stop building toward a better, brighter future for everyone. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for being there for Planned Parenthood – because Planned Parenthood will always be there for you.
Wendy Stark
President & CEO
Bill Borner
Board Chair
Our Impact
"I am forever grateful that I chose Planned Parenthood of Greater New York for my abortion care.”
I'm already a mother and my unexpected pregnancy was not the right timing for me, financially or emotionally, given life circumstances. I chose to have my abortion at the Newburgh Planned Parenthood health center. The staff made the entire process, from check-in and tests to the procedure and recovery, a smooth and comforting experience. I felt seen and heard, held and cared for. I was able to advocate for what kind of treatment I wanted and what path worked best for me and my body. The clinicians were incredible, and even took extra time to do a longer ultrasound on my uterus and identified something no other sexual/repro health provider in the past had ever noticed. This team is truly doing lifesaving care. Thank you, PPGNY.
- Newburgh Health Center Patient
138,856
Patient Visits
225,017
STI Tests
36,238
HIV Tests
19,673
Medication Abortions
12,779
In-Clinic Abortions
11,635
LARC Insertions
9,932
Pap Tests
9,018
Breast Exams
6,755
Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy Visits
4,894
Virtual Visits
1,394
PrEP and PEP Visits
508
Vasectomy Visits
Enhancing the Patient Experience
Medication Abortion at Home (Telehealth)
Through our strategic partnership with CVS, patients can now pick up the abortion pill from their local pharmacies, allowing them to experience abortion care, with the supportive guidance of our expert clinicians, in the comfort of their homes.
Same-day, In-clinic Abortion
Abortion care is time-sensitive health care, especially for people later into pregnancy. More PPGNY health centers now provide same-day, in-clinic abortion for patients up to 20 weeks of pregnancy. Optimizing our medical practices ensures our patients get the care they need without delay.
Gender-Affirming Care
We expanded the number of health centers that provide gender-affirming hormone therapy. This expansion gives transgender and nonbinary people, including young people with the support of their parents, the resources they need to feel safe and affirmed when they get health care. Learn more.
Morning-After Pill for STIs
Doxy PEP, the morning after pill for STI prevention, is now available at all PPGNY health centers. Doxy PEP is a medicine taken 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex to lower the chances of getting syphilis, gonorrhea, or chlamydia.
Expanding Mobile Care in NYC
We expanded the reach of our Project Street Beat program across New York City, delivering 4,991 community-based service encounters, a 10% increase over the previous fiscal year. Through expanded Mobile Health Center (MHC) services and strengthened community partnerships, PSB brought more life-saving HIV/STI testing, Hepatitis C screening, and harm reduction services to priority communities.
Telehealth On the Go
The PSB Nassau County Plan Van now offers a comfortable and private space for people in Nassau County to connect with telehealth clinicians. This model improves continuity of care, enhances engagement, and allows for more efficient utilization of providers across New York City and Nassau County. The introduction of telehealth has also supported the expansion of community partnerships, enabling PSB to engage new sites and increase service delivery across Long Island.
We meet patients where they are, offering care in person, online, through the PP Direct app and our mobile health centers.
We Respect and Know Your Rights
PPGNY is committed to providing health care services and support to all individuals without discrimination based on immigration status.
During ongoing and escalating immigration enforcement across the nation, our Community Engagement team and Raíz organizers partnered with the Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Healthy Black & Latinx Coalition to host a Know Your Rights training for the community and coalition partners in Newburgh, NY. Coalition members provided feedback on how helpful the training was, and appreciated that it covered the current landscape, as well as recent Executive Orders, policies, and laws. Attendees felt prepared to provide information to their own clients to protect themselves and others. Our organizers hosted several other events throughout the year, including a card party to prep 400 Know Your Rights cards in 6 different languages, as well as card drops in communities across Greater New York.
Program Spotlight
Raíz
Planned Parenthood’s Raíz program cultivates Latinx volunteers and organizers whose leadership and creativity help break down barriers to health care in their communities. Learn more.
Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Healthy Black and Latinx Coalition
The Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Healthy Black and Latinx Coalition tackle the social and structural barriers that keep Black and Latinx individuals and their families from accessing the quality health care they deserve. Learn more.
We Continued Our Work in Communities Across Greater New York
Survivor Support Services
Our program reached over 500 community members across 18 outreach events during Sexual Assault Awareness Month in May. We offer survivor support services in-person or virtually. Advocates are available through our 24-hour hotline. Learn more.
Project SHINE
PPGNY spotlighted its new and innovative Project SHINE sexual health toolkit at the U.S. Office of Population Affairs’ Innovation Lab.
Out for Health
We proudly launched the Upstate Pride Memory Project (UPMP) Memory Keepers Toolkit, a comprehensive step-by-step guide designed to help volunteers collect and archive the lived experiences of the local LGBTQ+ community.
The OFH team also joined the Chemung County Youth Bureau’s Summer Volunteer training, reaching 125 community members. The team tabled at many Pride events, promoting LGBTQ+ wellness with informational materials, pronoun pins, and flags.
Youth Health Promoters
We celebrated the expansion of our program to Ithaca, NY. Our YHPs in NYC participated in Teens Take the Met! This annual event allowed us to reach more than 280 teens. We facilitated condom crown and bouquet activities and handed out 150 menstrual kits and safer sex kits.
Promotores de Salud
Our partnership with La Red de Pueblos Trasnacionales grew this year. After attending NYTlan, an Indigenous community celebration, La Red requested our sexual education workshops for their Indigenous community health promoters. Our Promotores also collaborated with the Raíz organizers and our Project Street Beat team to host a booth at La Guelaguetza. With more than 8,000 in attendance, the Promotores engaged visitors with trivia, prizes, and handed out informational materials, event flyers, and fun swag.
We Fought Hard - We Won Big
Today, New Yorkers are protected from discrimination based on their ethnicity, age, disability, and sex – including their sexual orientation, identity, and pregnancy outcomes.
PPGNY was a key partner in passing New York State’s Equal Rights Amendment! Our activists spent countless hours canvassing, calling, texting, and motivating New Yorkers to Vote Yes on NY Prop 1. This historic amendment cements abortion rights into our state constitution, ensuring reproductive freedom for generations to come.
209 Events
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3,674 Doors Knocked
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3,611 Phone Calls
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744 Volunteer Shifts
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150,628 Texts Sent
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209 Events ● 3,674 Doors Knocked ● 3,611 Phone Calls ● 744 Volunteer Shifts ● 150,628 Texts Sent ●
Day of Action
This year’s annual Day of Action brought over 250 activists to Albany, NY from across the state, meeting with 59 elected leaders to lobby to strengthen our access to reproductive health and rights. We demanded that sexual and reproductive health care receive the funding and support it deserves. Investing in New York’s abortion care ecosystem must remain a priority for our elected champions.
Access to Gender-Affirming Care in NYC
We testified at a NYC Council hearing, “Ensuring Access of Supports for Transgender, Gender non-conforming and Non-binary (TGNCNB) individuals in NYC” to advocate for more access to life-saving health care that affirms a person’s gender identity and respects their lived experiences.
Fighting to Defend, not Defund, Planned Parenthood
PPGNY joined Planned Parenthood affiliates and supporters across the country to push back against the Trump administration’s “defunding” of Planned Parenthood from Medicaid. More than half of PPGNY patients rely on Medicaid insurance to pay for STI testing and treatments, cancer screenings, birth control, HIV prevention, and other sexual and reproductive health services. From Washington, DC to Albany, NY, we urged our elected leaders to defend, not defund, Planned Parenthood and stand up for their constituents on Medicaid.
Today, PPGNY continues to care for all patients – no matter their insurance or ability to pay.
Program Spotlight
Planned Parenthood of Greater New York Action Fund
PPGNY Action Fund hosts a variety of upcoming events and advocacy campaigns across New York State. Learn more.
Ways to Give
Your generosity ensures that we can keep providing the high-quality care New Yorkers deserve and honor our commitment to building a world of reproductive freedom and equity. There are many ways to support Planned Parenthood of Greater New York and meet the challenges of this moment.
Attend an Event
Join us at one of our many fundraisers hosted throughout Greater New York.
Join Team PPGNY
Raise critical funds through participation in a variety of athletic events.
Plan Your Giving
Add PPGNY to your will or make a gift that can provide lifetime income or offer other tax benefits.
Become a Sustaining Donor
Monthly recurring gifts provide steady, reliable support. Start yours now.
If you would like to support PPGNY through your donor-advised fund, please share the following information with your broker or fund administrator:
Account Name: Planned Parenthood of Greater New York | Address: 44 Court Street, 4th Fl, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Tax ID: 12-2621497 | Email: development@ppgreaterny.org.
2024 Rhinebeck Event Committee
2024 Nassau County Benefit Event Committee - Esther Tanenbaum, Amanda Khalil, Ronnie Lavine, Carol Archer Boboris, Stefanie Shulman, Sandy Ehrlich, Gail Thrope, Skip Stern, and Robin Sigman
2024 Nassau County Benefit - Caitlin Fiss and Katie Danziger
2024 Nassau County Benefit - John and Kim Keiserman, Linda Biegel-Schulman, Chuck and Ronnie Lavine, Robert Zimmerman and Rachel Klein
2024 Nassau County Benefit Event Committee
2024 Nassau County Benefit - Michelle Schimel, John and Kim Keiserman, Stefanie Shulman
2024 Nassau County Benefit - Pat McCarthy, David Ackman, Carol Markman, and Valerie McCarthy
2024 Nassau County Benefit
2024 Nassau County Benefit - Mara Silverstein and friends
2025 5 Boro Bike Tour Team
2025 Mid-Hudson Valley Benefit - Johanna Carlin, Debra Blalock, and Mary Benkart
2025 Mid-Hudson Valley Benefit - Event Committee
2025 Mid-Hudson Valley Benefit Committee
2025 Mid-Hudson Valley Benefit - Partial Event Committee and Assemblymember Didi Barrett
2025 Spring Into Action Gala - Aliya LeeKong, Nahema Mehe, Sarah Stein-Sapir, and Whitney Snider
2025 Spring Into Action Gala
2025 Spring Into Action Gala - Liz Rosenman and Peggy Danziger
2025 Spring Into Action Gala Honoree - Olivia Rodrigo
2025 Spring Into Action Gala - Celia Nichols, Carolyn Tate Angel, Nicole Wachter, Rebecca Hessel Cohen, and Sophie Elgort
2025 Spring Into Action Gala - Amanda Zurawski (Honoree) and Laverne Cox (Host)
David Ackman, Bill Borner, and Robin Honig
2025 Planned Parenthood Saratoga Winter Party - NY114 Representative Paul Tonko (center)
2025 Saratoga Winter Party - Annie Delano, Page Darrow, Nell Keeler, Margo Olson, Marla Carruthers, Olivia Gliserman, Sydnie Wells, Mary Gage-Los, Sally Hart, and Pattie Hasbrouck
Our Leadership
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Wendy Stark
President & CEOKeith Corso
Chief Development OfficerFrank Cracolici
Interim Chief Health Care Transformation OfficerGillian Dean, MD, MPH
Chief Medical OfficerRobin Honig
Chief Financial OfficerJacquelyn Marrero
Senior Vice President, Communications and CultureDawn J. McClary, Esq.
General Counsel and Chief Compliance OfficerDipal A. Shah
Chief External Affairs OfficerLori Trzop
Senior Vice President, Operations -
William J. Borner
ChairAimee Furdyna
Vice ChairAndrea J. Hagan
TreasurerNorris Kirby
Secretary -
David Ackman
Marla Carruthers
Amy Carver
Mireya D’Angelo
Katie Danziger
Jan Figuera
Caitlin Fiss
Dylan Glendinning
Michelle Knudsen
Ruth Levin
Millicent Ruffin
Moitri Savard
Karen Seltzer
Paulomi Shah
Robin Sigman
Karen Sosler
Sally Strauss
Sarah Wolfolds
Our Financials
Where Our Operating Funds Come From
Patient Services: $35,022,423
Contributions: $38,770,017
Government Grants: $24,229,254
Other Revenue: $2,033,537
How Our Funds Were Spent
Program Services
Patient Services: $71,838,982
Education and Outreach: $14,185,208
Public Affairs and Advocacy: $4,799,978
Total Program Services: $90,824,168
Administration: $11,555,235
Development and Fundraising: $4,990,437

