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Less than 25% of Planned Parenthood’s revenue comes from paying, non-abortion customers
According to Planned Parenthood’s latest annual report (which happens to be for year 2008-2009) their revenue breaks down as follows:
Health Center Revenue: 404.9 million
Government Funding: 363.2 million
Private Contributions: 308.2 million
Other Revenue: 24.5 million
All of this totals 1,100.8 million or just over 1 billion dollars. Of the 404.9 million that is “Health Center Revenue” about 38% of that is from the approximately 155 million that comes in from abortion. This leaves 250 million that Planned Parenthood collects from patients for non-abortion services. This means that approximately 23% (250 million divided into 1,100.8 million) of Planned Parenthood’s revenue comes from the paying, non-abortion patients at their centers.
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