Fresh from its latest annual report showing it killed a record number of babies in abortions, the Planned Parenthood abortion business celebrated itself at a swank gala in New York City.
Planned Parenthood honored singer Pink with its Champion of Change Award at a gala Wednesday night for her long record of promoting abortion.
The pop star praised the abortion business’ staff as “warriors” amid the organization’s record number of abortions last year.
Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore-Hart, accepted the award at Planned Parenthood of Greater New York’s Spring Into Action Gala on April 16 at Cipriani South Street. She told Vogue she visited Planned Parenthood as a teenager, though she didn’t say if she had the life of an unborn baby ended.
“I was the teenager who would go to Planned Parenthood. It was the place in our town that cared. These people are warriors, especially with this onslaught—this war—against women in our current administration,” Pink said.
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The singer urged the crowd to promote killing more babies in abortions by stepping up support for America’s biggest abortion company.
She urged the crowd: “Knock on doors, donate, educate yourself, and help to educate others.”
Pink has handed out Planned Parenthood pamphlets at her concerts for more than 25 years and told pro-life Americans to not listen to her music.
The award came shortly after Planned Parenthood reported killing a record 434,450 babies abortions in its 2024-2025 fiscal year — an 8 percent increase from the previous year and more than 1,190 abortions per day.
The abortion organization received $832 million in taxpayer funding during that period.
Over the past 25 years, Planned Parenthood has reported nearly 8 million abortions while taking in more than $12.3 billion in taxpayer dollars.
Pink has been vocal in her support for abortion. In 2022, after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, she tweeted: “Let’s be clear: if you believe the government belongs in a woman’s uterus… Then please in the name of your lord never —— listen to my music again.”
Wednesday’s gala drew celebrities including Tommy Dorfman, Helena Christensen and Patricia Arquette.
