In late March Virginia Planned Parenthood announced that plans to open a new facility on the Northside of Richmond have been shelved. This is the same property that the city sold to Planned Parenthood in 2024 for $10.
Virginia Planned Parenthood leader Paulette McElwain said the decision not to move forward with the clinic was mainly a result of Federal funding policy to defund the organization and high construction costs. Unfortunately, Richmond still has three other abortion facilities, including two owned by PP, but this is good news! Read more HERE!
This is a WIN for the women and babies of the area. There are three Pregnancy Resource programs in Richmond city as well as a mothers’ shelter. Nearby in the cities of Chesterfield and Petersburg there are other PRC organizations. Also, in 2025 a brand-new local mothers’ home was opened in Hanover. The women of Richmond and their children will find much better care through these programs than they ever will at another Planned Parenthood abortion business.
There’s still time to Vote! Save our Pro-life seats in Congress!
Please don’t ignore this one!
As we have seen so clearly this year in the General Assembly, elections have consequences, that means every single type of election! This ballot measure about redistricting is a crucial fork in the road for Virginia, especially for pro-life Virginians.
Go early vote today!
Don’t let anything prevent you from being counted!
Where will you be on April 22?
Veto Day in Richmond at the General Assembly is the day after the big redistricting vote. Whatever happens on April 21st, we need you to join with other pro-life Virginians at the Capitol grounds to be seen and heard.
The Virginia March for Life will be one more opportunity to let our legislators know that we are upset about the vote in January that will put the unlimited abortion amendment on the ballot.
Churches are sending buses and friends are driving with friends. Don’t sit on the sidelines. The heartbeat of Virginia is pro-life and we will not be silenced!
LifeNews Note: Olivia Gans is the director of the Virginia Society for Human Life.
