IMPACT REPORT • FISCAL YEAR 2025
Letter from the President & CEO
Dear Friends,
In the past fiscal year, three years after Roe was overturned, Planned Parenthood Mar Monte showed what we mean when we say we will continue to provide care and advocate for patients who need us – no matter what.
While weathering an ongoing barrage of political attacks, we served even more patients during the period from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025 (FY25) than we did the previous fiscal year. We opened our downtown Oakland health center – the largest Planned Parenthood health center in the country – and began providing services throughout the entire state of Nevada, featuring the debut of our new North Las Vegas health center. With California STI rates still at epidemic levels, we increased STI testing by nearly 30%, and we provided abortion care to more patients this fiscal year than we did last year.
PPMM also served our communities by engaging tens of thousands of young people in PPMM Education programs. Our advocacy work and get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts helped lead to legislative triumphs in California and Nevada, including passage of a Nevada ballot measure to enshrine reproductive rights in the state constitution.
This is a reflection of the commitment of our remarkable staff, donors, and volunteers to caring for the people who need us, now more than ever. In FY25, we reassured our patients and communities that our doors remain open, despite the federal assaults on access to care -- and our work goes on.
Stacy Cross
President & CEO
Patient
Services
In fiscal year 2025, we saw our patient visits increase by 3% over the prior year, a continuing trend, and there was an exciting expansion of PPMM health centers.
STI Testing Increase
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PPMM is on the front lines of fighting epidemic rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in California and Nevada, providing 574,584 STI tests at our health centers — an increase of nearly 30% over the previous fiscal year.
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This year, PPMM’s pan-STI testing protocol (where every patient that comes into a Planned Parenthood health center is offered opt-out STI screening, regardless of risk), was unanimously approved as a standardized guideline by Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s National Medical Committee, chaired by PPMM Chief Medical Operating Officer Dr. Laura Dalton. PPMM has led the way to establishing pan-STI testing that could transform the health and lives of patients across the country.
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One of the first patients seen at PPMM’s new North Las Vegas health center was pregnant and tested positive after a rapid syphilis test, a new element of PPMM’s pan-STI testing protocol. She was able to receive immediate results and treatment to protect her and her pregnancy.
New and Remodeled Health Centers
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PPMM opened a new health center in downtown Oakland – the largest Planned Parenthood health center in the country – named for legendary Oakland Congresswoman Barbara Lee. The health center, which also provides procedural abortion, is located next to a BART station and easily accessible from multiple airports.
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PPMM began covering the entire state of Nevada this fiscal year, and we opened a new health center in North Las Vegas, offering comprehensive sexual and reproductive health services for the first time to Planned Parenthood patients in the region.
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Our Eastland Plaza health center in Stockton and our health center in Woodland underwent major renovations, now having the capacity to serve more patients.
Patient-centered communication
We expanded and enhanced communication with PPMM patients in FY25 by launching patient-centered communication tools that allow patients to input their medical history, complete consent forms, and have questions answered before their visits, all from the privacy of their own phone. Additionally, PPMM rolled out enhanced HIPAA secured messaging between providers and patients.
Training and Fellowship Advancement
PPMM was also proud to partner with Training in Early Abortion for Comprehensive Healthcare (TEACH). TEACH is a national leader in abortion training and curriculum innovation, cultivating the next generation of diverse reproductive health champions through abortion training, mentorship, and curriculum development.
A PPMM clinician was the first advanced practice clinician leadership fellow. This year-long fellowship provides clinicians with unique professional development opportunities to deepen primary care leadership, advocacy skills, teaching and research capacity, as well as advanced clinical practice in early abortion and contraception.
$16,083,422
in financial support to over 62,000 patients.
This is the cost of health care services that PPMM covered for patients, which will not be reimbursed.
317,529 Total Visits
242,209
Sexual and reproductive
health care visits*
30,101
Abortions
(80% medication, 20% procedural)
14,097
Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) visits
11,381
Gender-affirming care visits
574,584
Tests for sexually transmitted infections (STI)
22,199
Breast and cervical cancer screenings
13,584
Pediatric and adult
family medicine visits
1,242
Behavioral health visits
Patients may receive multiple services per visit
* Wellness, contraception, pregnancy, gender-affirming care, STI testing/treatment and cancer-screening visits.
167,152 unique patients
46%
White
19%
Multi-racial, other, or unknown
17%
Black or African American
10%
Asian
7%
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
<1%
American Indian or Alaska Native
<1%
65%
live below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level
(2025 FPL annual income for one person is $15,650)
88%
live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level
75%
used Medicaid/Medi-Cal/Family PACT/Medicare
Education
PPMM Education programs reached tens of thousands of people, resulting in significantly improved knowledge of pregnancy and STI prevention, as well as increased trust in Planned Parenthood for sexual health guidance.
11,243 participants
enrolled in PPMM Digital Learning, including comprehensive sex ed for middle school and high school students, puberty, special education, and safer sex e-courses for young adults.
212
outreach kits
which included 218,250 items such as sex ed info and contraceptive barrier methods, and period products distributed to community partners.
394
young parents
received comprehensive case management, positive youth development coaching, and resource-navigation to support their parenting and educational goals.
240
adults & teens
completed evidence-based Mental Health First Aid training.
812
underserved youth
received evidence-based sex education through trusted community partners trained and supported by PPMM Education, expanding access to inclusive, medically accurate learning in high-need regions.
21,974
people
engaged and interacted with PPMM Education through social media.
Bringing health resources to libraries
PPMM partnered with 12 Sacramento Public Library branches to provide free sexual health resources including contraceptive barrier methods, period products, sexual health resources, and more at library locations across the Sacramento region. This partnership ensures the people in our community have the knowledge and resources they need to stay healthy, informed, and empowered.
“The thing I like most about the course is it gave us a story with characters while still going over important topics. It gives us an idea on how to help someone in need or even help ourselves.”
— 9th grade student, Santa Clara County
“I liked how [PPMM Sex Ed] taught us about gender identities, sexual orientation, human trafficking, and more.”
— 9th grade student, San Joaquin County
“You are a breath of fresh air. I love the way you understand the importance of authentic community-based organization engagement!” — Community partner
“Something I liked most about the course is how they used characters who are probably going through the same things kids our age are going through.”
— 8th grade student, Monterey County
Program Outcomes
94%
of high school students who completed PPMM Sex Ed were able to identify two ways of preventing pregnancy and STIs, versus only 69% before the course.
62%
of middle school students were able to identify two ways of preventing pregnancy and STIs, up from 38% before they had taken the course.
77%
of middle and high school students who completed PPMM Sex Ed that if they had questions about their sexual health, they could trust Planned Parenthood to help them.
Advocacy
PPMM Public Affairs worked to advance reproductive rights in California and Nevada, brought supporters together at Pride events, and kept our communities informed with in-person events and educational webinars.
Pride Events
PPMM was thrilled to celebrate Pride in all counties where we have health centers, totaling more than 30 Pride events throughout the affiliate.
Progress in Nevada
Question 6
Two thirds of Nevadans voted for Question 6, to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. (The final vote for passage will be in 2026.)
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Public Affairs staff supported get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts in support of Question 6, sending 34.3K texts and mobilizing supporters to take action in support of the ballot initiative.
Reproductive health legislation PPMM supported in Nevada:
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AB 176 (Torres-Fossett): Protects our fundamental right to contraception and family planning services. STATUS: Passed and signed by the Governor.
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AB 235 (Roth): Protects the privacy of reproductive health care providers by allowing for their address to be shielded from public record. STATUS: Passed and signed by the Governor.
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SB 217 (Cannizzaro): Requires health insurers (private and Medicaid) over a certain size to cover IVF treatments. Includes protections for physicians and providers working in IVF. STATUS: Passed and vetoed by the Governor.
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AB 411 (Jauregui): Eliminates provider name on mifepristone prescriptions. STATUS: Passed and vetoed by the Governor.
Mar Monte Monthly
Mar Monte Monthly is a carefully curated series of virtual events to bring our supporters together from across California and Nevada. It educates them about PPMM’s services and serves as a hub for community activists to join online once a month, sharing resources and topline updates.
Some of the topics we covered this year were: sexual health, youth activists in action, “hotties vote,” Roe v. Wade, Black History Month, volunteer appreciation, breaking the model minority myth, and Pride!
Volunteers
PPMM could not help all the people we do without our incredible volunteers donating more than 5,300 hours in FY25.
Showing Up
The expertly trained patient escort team at two health center locations, B Street in Sacramento and San Mateo – where aggressive anti-abortion agitators often gather outside – had 51 patient escorts show up for more than 1,200 hours this year to ensure that patients had a safe and supportive experience.
Our 130 PPMM ambassadors helped support a wide variety of volunteer requests including storytelling opportunities for advocacy, virtual trainings, staffing information tables at community locations, canvassing, special events, long-term placements (admin volunteers/patient escorts), and project volunteers for youth-led PPMM Education programs.
Volunteer Resources
PPMM’s virtual Take Action Volunteer Toolkit page continued to be updated this year, enabling supporters to take action on their own time without requiring staff support. This toolkit made it easy for supporters to share their PP story or attend a virtual training. We even had over 175 hug-a-health center submissions to thank PPMM staff!
We launched the Virtual Networking Toolkit as another way to contribute to PPMM. The Virtual Networking Toolkit supports the Talent Acquisition team's efforts by encouraging supporters and volunteers to engage and inform their networks about working for PPMM.
Volunteer Services collaborated with the Talent Acquisition team to host monthly Career Webinars for more than 100 supporters who are interested in working for PPMM.
“It can be overwhelming to walk through protesters with graphic, hateful signs and be handed confusing literature. Patients need to know that people are on their team. Bearing witness to the adversity people encounter to access healthcare will strengthen your resolve to advocate, support, and organize to make things better for this and future generations.”
— Shauna G., Patient Escort
“Planned Parenthood has been a vital part of my life since I was a young adult, providing me and so many incredible people I know with access to reproductive healthcare. Especially in today’s political landscape, I want to ensure it remains a pillar of support for future generations who may need access to these critical services.”
— Bianca H., Ambassador
“I began escorting because no one should feel intimidated to receive health care. The relief I see in many patients’ eyes as I approach is all the encouragement I need to continue to provide this service, often when people are at their most vulnerable.”
— Laura P., Patient Escort
PPMM Employee Demographics
All staff
Asian
13.9%
Black or African American
4.6%
Hispanic or Latino
52.5%
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
0.4%
Not specified
6%
Two or more races
5.3%
White
17.3%
Senior leaders
17.9%
2.6%
20.5%
0%
10.3%
7.7%
41%
Executives
0%
16.7%
0%
0%
0%
0%
83.3%
Senior leaders: Director and above
Executives: CEO and the Leadership Team