About Montana Abortion Access Program
Provide financial, logistical, and emotional support so no one is denied abortion care because of inability to pay; ensure abortion access and bodily autonomy for Montanans and people seeking care in Montana.
Focus Areas
abortion accessreproductive healthpatient support (financial/logistical/emotional)community organizing and fundraising
Who They Fund
people seeking abortion care in Montanalow-income individuals facing affordability barriersindividuals who must travel for care (rural or out-of-area patients)people needing emotional/supportive services during abortion care
Funding Style
direct service deliveryfinancial assistance/grantmaking
About Montana Abortion Access Program
Montana Abortion Access Program centers abortion care itself: it provides financial, logistical, and emotional support so people are not denied care because they cannot pay. The program’s active grantmaking is built around a statewide abortion fund that can cover the abortion appointment and related expenses such as travel, lodging, food, and childcare for people seeking care in Montana or traveling there for care. In the latest grants, it supported Planned Parenthood of Montana in Billings, All Families Healthcare in Whitefish, Blue Mountain Clinic in Missoula, and Just the Pill in St. Paul. Those awards point to a funder that works through direct-service partners and practical barriers around access, rather than through broad general philanthropy. The broader mission also includes community organizing and fundraising tied to abortion access and bodily autonomy for Montanans and others seeking care in the state.
What Montana Abortion Access Program Funds
A core theme is direct support around the full cost of abortion care. The program’s Client Support / Abortion Fund can pay for the appointment and related expenses, including travel, lodging, food, and childcare, which places practical barrier removal at the center of its model. Another clear focus is patient support through clinic-based partners: it gave $40,104 to Planned Parenthood of Montana in Billings and $22,796 to Blue Mountain Clinic in Missoula, both tied to abortion access and reproductive health services. The portfolio also reaches out-of-area access needs, reflected in a $6,700 grant to Just the Pill in St. Paul. Across these awards, the program supports people seeking care in Montana as well as those who must travel for it.
How Montana Abortion Access Program Gives
Typical grant size sits in a fairly tight band: p25 is $18,772, median is $27,876, and p75 is $34,742. The latest grants cluster around a small number of direct-service organizations, with the four listed awards all in 2025. The program accepts unsolicited applications through its Client Support / Abortion Fund. Its structure is grantmaking for practical support rather than program-related investments, and it does not fund individuals directly.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$103K
Total Assets
$780K
Total Revenue
$346K
Total Expenses
$202K
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $19K and $35K, with a median of $28K.
25th Percentile
$19K
Median
$28K
75th Percentile
$35K
Geographic Reach
Regional2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
ERIN CASE
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