The average abortion in Ohio costs $800 out-of-pocket—but 37% of Americans can't afford an emergency expense over $400.

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Costs for abortion care are high, in part because:

State dollars

— like Medicaid & state-employee insurance—won’t cover abortion care.

Federal dollars

—whether through Medicaid or health center grants—are banned from paying for abortion care.

Private insurance

isn’t required to cover abortion, and some clinics don’t accept insurance at all.

National organizations who,

historically, covered up to 50% of costs, have made significant budget cuts, leaving patients and abortion funds to front the cost.

Donating to AFO means supporting patients who need abortion care—100% of contributions go directly to patients.

Of folks who got abortions in Ohio in 2023, we know that:

0 %

of patients were already parents

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of patients were Black, Indigenous, Asian American, or Pacific Islander

0 %

of patients were under 20 years old

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of patients lived in Appalachia