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Webber activates the alumni network. He calls former residents to seed a Chief’s Circle donor club for the local abortion fund. He loops in Catherine Fox so the Fox Foundation backs direct services that help funds cover procedures and travel.

Richard Webber is wearing scrubs and a white coat. He is leaning on a metallic wall with his arms crossed looking serious.

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Jo is all about trauma-informed care. When a partnership opportunity arises, she helps her local abortion fund set up a mental health counseling fund and a peer support circle led by people who have had abortions. She kicks it off with a fundraiser and locks in a monthly donation.

Jo Wilson is wearing pink scrubs and sitting in a chair. She is looking to her right and a smiling sweetly.

Dr. Callie Torres loves community, connection, and loud queer joy. She sponsors the fund’s annual queer variety night, where drag and burlesque shine and every ticket supports abortion seekers. She also boosts repro kit info on her socials so people know where to find EC, tests, and condoms.

Callie Torres wearing scrubs and a white coat is in a bathroom. She is giving someone a serious look.

Dr. Amelia Shepherd understands stigma. She speaks about her own path to recovery and stigma, connecting how they relate to abortion. She launched a “skip a latte, fund a ride” donation challenge with her colleagues to help the local fund cover logistics for people traveling to get abortion care.

Amelia Shepherd is sitting on a stool in scrubs and her white coat. She's looking at the camera and smiling cutely.

Dr. Cristina Yang has had abortions and knows access changes everything. She ties a matching grant with surgical attendings tied to OR start time. Start late, give more. Efficiency is her love language, so she is a monthly giver because the best way to help someone get an abortion is to pay for it.

Cristina Yang wearing scrubs and her white coat while posing and looking fierce

After Roe, Dr. Miranda Bailey launched a repro care clinic. She knows choice means nothing without access, so she partners with her local fund to keep income from being a barrier. She tracks outcomes, co-writes grants, and organizes payroll giving to keep the local abortion fund’s support steady.

Dr. Miranda Bailey wearing scrubs and her white coat. She looks strong and powerful.

Dr. Addison Montgomery teaches doctors how to perform various abortion procedures. She also created a referral pathway so patients leave with a one pager to the helpline, the local abortion fund, and travel support. She seeds a weekend microgrant with her speaker fees.

A picture of Addison Montgomery looking ahead in a sweet angelic way

Dr. Meredith Grey backs patients failed by the system. Remember when she risked everything to help a young immigrant girl? She knows cost blocks care, so she adds abortion fund info to patient packets at Grey Sloan. Then she starts a monthly donor challenge. Lowest donor buys coffee for the pit.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 22/09/2025

Paging Grey's Anatomy fans! In honor of tonight’s premiere, we imagined how our faves would back their local abortion fund. From Bailey’s pragmatism to Cristina’s efficiency, the takeaway is simple: donate monthly, share resources, and help people get to their appointments. Check out our thread!

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RECAP: NORTH TEXAS GIVING DAY 💫 Thank you to everyone who joined TEA Fund, TPRC and Lambda Legal for North Texas Giving Day! We EXCEEDED our goal of $30k with a grand total of $35k+. Our TEAm is so grateful and we know our clients will be, too.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 18/09/2025

If you're in Dallas, we invite anyone who supports abortion access to join us this evening at Island Rum Getaway from 5-7 for happy hour. Come connect with like-minded folks and build community so you don't fall into despair. Hope to see you there!

A colorful sunset-themed flyer with city buildings, wind turbines, and flowers in the background. Large text reads: Island Getaway Rum. To the right, bold text says: NTX Giving Day Happy Hour Hangout, Island Getaway Rum, 1707 S. Barry Ave, Thursday, September 18th, 2025, 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM CST. Hosted in partnership with. Logos for TEA Fund, Truth Pregnancy Resource Center, and Lambda Legal are displayed. At the bottom, text reads: teafund.org/ntxgivingday.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 08/09/2025

Silksong’s energy: fierce, determined, unstoppable. 🔥 That’s how Texas abortion funds are fighting every day to restore access and to care for our communities. We’ll never back down.

Hornet from Silksong, a character in a red cloak holding a long needle-like weapon, standing ready to fight against a fiery background.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 02/09/2025

Texans are resilient. We take care of each other. And, we deserve unrestricted access to abortion without surveillance, lawsuits, or punishment.

The iconic orange-and-white striped Whataburger restaurant with text reading “This and Abortion Pills.”

A wall of beef jerky inside Buc-ee’s with text reading “This and Abortion Pills.”

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 02/09/2025

HB 7 has passed the Texas House and is now headed to the Senate. Lawmakers want to take away medication abortion, even though it’s a safe and essential part of health care. Bluebonnets, Whataburger, Buc-ee’s, cowboy boots… and abortion pills. They’re all part of Texas.

A Texas field of bluebonnets and wildflowers at sunset with text reading “This and Abortion Pills.”

A person wearing embroidered cowboy boots sitting on a bench with text reading “This and Abortion Pills.”

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 26/08/2025

💍 Congrats to Taylor Swift — we’re celebrating our own forever love story: Texans + the fight for abortion access. ✨

A photo of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce embracing and smiling with their foreheads touching, set in a garden decorated with flowers. Text has been added: over Travis it says “Fighting for abortion access in Texas,” and over Taylor it says “Us.” The meme humorously frames their embrace as representing the bond between the community and the fight for abortion access.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 25/08/2025

🕯️Thursday in Dallas: Holding the Light, Fighting the Darkness: A Vigil Against Abortion Bans. 📍 Church in the Cliff 📅 Aug 28 | 6–8 PM We gather as people of faith and conscience to honor lives lost under abortion bans & to pray for protection for Texans and activists fighting these cruel laws.

A black background with six glowing candles in the foreground. Bold white and gold text reads: “Holding the Light, Fighting the Darkness: A Vigil Against Abortion Bans.” Below, large white text says: “Thursday, August 28, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm, Church in the Cliff | 1233 Newport Ave, Dallas, TX 75224.” At the bottom are two logos: one for Church in the Cliff and one for Texas Equal Access Fund.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 19/08/2025

Did you know? We commit an average of $667 per client to help them fund their out-of-state abortion care procedure. Want to directly help Texans access abortion care? Donate today: teafund.org/donate

a graphic with a white unicorn with a rainbow mane hugging a pink heart that says abortion funds are magical.

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Texas Equal Access Fund @teafund.org · 30/04/2025

🎶 Join us for a Juan Gabriel Community Singalong! 📅 May 17 | 🕒 3–5 PM 📍 Kidd Springs Park, Dallas 🎤 Free, family-friendly event celebrating Latine pride, queerness & community through the music of El Divo de Juárez! Hosted by TX Latino Pride, TEA Fund, & SOMOSLOUD Dallas

Flyer for the “Juan Gabriel Community Singalong.” A stylized image of Juan Gabriel stands with arms outstretched and a microphone, set against a purple and pink city skyline with fireworks. Event details: Saturday, May 17, 3:00–5:00 PM at Kidd Springs Park, 700 W. Canty St., Dallas, TX. Logos for SOMOSLOUD Dallas, TEA Fund, and TX Latino Pride appear at the bottom.

Volante del evento “Juan Gabriel: Serenata Comunitaria”. El diseño refleja la versión en inglés, con una imagen estilizada de Juan Gabriel al centro, con los brazos abiertos y un micrófono en la mano, frente al horizonte de la ciudad de Dallas en tonos morado y rosa vibrantes. Detalles del evento en español: sábado 17 de mayo, de 3:00 a 5:00 p.m., en Kidd Springs Park, 700 W. Canty St., Dallas, TX. En la parte inferior aparecen los logotipos de SOMOSLOUD Dallas, TEA Fund y TX Latino Pride.

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Dr. Whitaker had never heard of an abortion fund until he started working at the hospital in Pittsburgh. Once he learned about them, he set up a monthly donation to the fund that serves Nebraska. His experience working in the ER opened his eyes to the injustice of not being able to access abortion.

A picture of Gerran Howell as the character Dr. Whitaker in the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed that says: Dr. Whitaker had never heard of an abortion fund until he started working at the hospital in Pittsburgh. Once he learned about them, he set up a monthly donation to the fund that serves Nebraska. His experience working in the ER opened his eyes to the injustice of not being able to access abortion care.

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Dr. McKay once gave a heartfelt testimonial at a fundraiser about why abortion access gave her another chance at life stability. She drops off diapers for the abortion fund’s parenting clients and always brings extra formula to the office to donate.

A picture of Fiona Dourif as the character Dr. McKay in the show The Pitt. There is text over the pic that says: Dr. McKay once gave a heartfelt testimonial at a fundraiser about why abortion access gave her another chance at life stability. She drops off diapers for the abortion fund’s parenting clients and always brings extra formula to the office to donate.

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Dr. Collins donates quietly, often in honor of a patient who didn’t have support. She’s a member of a post-abortion support group, where she shares selectively but listens deeply. She recommends abortion funds discreetly to colleagues and patients and reviews fund materials for medical accuracy.

Tracy Ifeachor playing Dr. Collins in the show The Pitt. There is text on the pic that says: Dr. Collins donates quietly, often in honor of a patient who didn’t have the support they needed. She’s a member of a post-abortion support group, where she shares selectively but always listens deeply. She recommends abortion funds discreetly to colleagues and patients and volunteers anonymously to review fund materials for medical accuracy.

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Dr. Mohan is dedicated to offering community-centered care and takes that sentiment to heart in her abortion activism. She collaborates with her local abortion fund to coordinate a multilingual mental health resource for people who have had abortions.

Supriya Ganesh playing the character Dr. Samira Mohan in the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed that says: Dr. Mohan is dedicated to offering community-centered care and takes that sentiment to heart in her abortion activism. She collaborates with her local abortion fund to coordinate a multilingual mental health resource for people who have had abortions.

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Dr. King volunteers her time coding a resource guide for abortion seekers with disabilities and neurodivergence, then helps her local abortion fund apply for a grant to print and distribute it. She also gently corrects her colleagues when they use outdated or stigmatizing language.

A picture of Taylor Dearden playing the character Dr. Mel King in the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed that says: She volunteers her time coding a resource guide for abortion seekers with disabilities and neurodivergence, then helps her local abortion fund apply for a grant to print and distribute it. She also gently corrects her colleagues when they use outdated or stigmatizing language.

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Dr. Langdon had his wife help him plan a “Doctors for Choice” happy hour fundraiser to get his friends and colleagues to donate to abortion funds. He likes to wear his “fund abortion” shirt around Dr. Robby to get brownie points.

Patrick Ball playing the character Dr. Langdon on the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed that says: Dr. Langdon had his wife help him plan a “Doctors for Choice” happy hour fundraiser to get his friends and colleagues to donate to abortion funds. He likes to wear his “fund abortion” shirt around Dr. Robby to get brownie points.

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Dr. Javadi organized a campus teach-in called “Abortions Are Health Care” and made a zine for youth on how to access abortion. She helps funds by translating materials and chose to become an abortion provider after seeing the impact of abortion bans in the ER.

Shabana Azeez playing Dr. Javadi in the show The Pitt with text overlayed that says: Dr. Javadi organized a campus teach-in called “Abortions Are Health Care” and created a zine for young people on what resources are available to them to access abortions. She also helps abortion funds by translating fund materials to make them accessible to more people. She decided to become an abortion doctor because of her experience working in the ER.

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Dr. Santos started a Fund-a-Thon team to raise $ for her local abortion fund b/c of her competitive spirit. In an effort to promote her team, she went viral on TikTok for a “day in the life” video where she says, “And yes, I donate to abortion funds because no one should go broke to get care.”

A picture of Isa Briones playing Dr. Santos in the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed on the picture that says: Dr. Santos started a Fund-a-Thon team to raise money for her local abortion fund because of her competitive spirit and her desire to impress Dr. Robby. In an effort to promote her FAT team, she went viral on TikTok for a “day in the life” video that ends with her saying, “And yes, I donate to abortion funds because no one should go broke to get care.”

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Dr. Robby has witnessed the systemic failures of abortion policy after decades in emergency medicine. He has a recurring monthly donation set up for his local abortion fund. He brings up the importance of abortion funds in med school lectures and how they are great examples of patient-centered care.

A picture of Noah Wyle playing Dr. Robby from the show The Pitt. There is text overlayed on the picture that says: Dr. Robby has witnessed the systemic failures of abortion policy up close after spending decades in emergency medicine. He has a recurring monthly donation set up for his local abortion fund. He also brings up the importance of abortion funds in med school lectures and how they are great examples of patient-centered care.

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