HERE FOR THOSE

WHO NEED US
NO MATTER WHAT!

2021-2022 ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friend –

This year’s Annual Report covers Planned Parenthood of Illinois'

(PPIL) challenges and accomplishments from July 1, 2021 to June
CONTENTS
30, 2022. But the most significant obstacles for our work now and in
the foreseeable future came on June 24, 2022, when the Supreme
Court overruled a half-century of settled constitutional law with the
Dobbs decision. For the first time in American history, the Court
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MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP
took away a fundamental freedom. Millions of people found
themselves suddenly unable to access abortion health care.

For months before Dobbs was decided, PPIL had planned for the
possibility—however outrageous and unfair—that the radical
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conservative members of the Court would take this unprecedented WHO WE SERVE

step. We realized that our responsibility to care for our patients, no

matter what, might face the need to transform into regional
leadership to care for patients. Thus, when the Dobbs decision
compelled our Wisconsin affiliate, PPWI, to stop providing abortion
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care in that state, PPIL and PPWI leadership and staff worked MEDICAL SERVICES

collaboratively to create innovative patient-centered care for

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Wisconsin patients at the PPIL Waukegan Health Center. This is but
one example of how we are working together with others, across
state lines, to benefit patients no matter where they live.
YEAR IN REVIEW

Similarly, we began and have continued to execute our ambitious

Resolve campaign, the largest multi-year campaign in our history.
The campaign proceeds have helped us build capacity at our health
centers, build staff capacity to serve growing patient needs more
effectively and efficiently, invest in digital innovations and telehealth
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EDUCATION AND OUTREACH
services, and strengthen partnerships with other affiliates and
reproductive services organizations. With the support and
assistance of donors and friends and the leadership and resilience
of all our dedicated staff, PPIL is rising to meet the challenge of our
times: to be a health care haven and leader in the Midwest.
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PROTECTING ACCESS

We could not meet this moment without you. Your support, your
donations, your advocacy and activism, and your ongoing
engagement make all this work possible. Because of you, PPIL is
able to work every day to ensure that all people have access to the
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FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
sexual and reproductive health care they need and deserve without
barriers.

I am grateful and proud to be in this challenging time together with you.

In solidarity,

Emily Nicklin
Board Chair
Planned Parenthood of Illinois
Dear Friends,

This was a year of historic and unprecedented change.

On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, eliminating the
constitutional right to abortion. In the blink of an eye, 50 years of settled law was revoked
and the rights of Americans rolled back by half a century. The result has been dozens of
states moving to ban abortion and millions of people stranded in their home states without
access to this essential form of health care. Despite the demise of Roe, I am proud to say that
Illinois remains a haven state, and the work of Planned Parenthood of Illinois (PPIL) is more
important than ever. Our job is to ensure that those who are forced to seek care outside of
their home state are welcomed in Illinois, no matter what.

As attacks against reproductive justice and bodily autonomy increased across the country, our
leadership team was prepared to open our doors to thousands in anticipation of this fateful
day. With your support, we expanded our infrastructure and scaled-up operations to
prepare to meet the challenges ahead in a post-Roe world. Over the past year, we
strengthened our partnership with two critical abortion funds in our region, Chicago Abortion
Fund and Midwest Access Coalition. PPIL's patient navigation program combined with these
partnerships enhance our ability to provide individualized, wrap-around support to abortion
and gender-affirming care patients. In addition, we developed regional partnerships and
innovative care models with our own Planned Parenthood affiliates in “banned” states to
ensure that PPIL can meet the post-Roe surge of patients now traveling to Illinois for care.
Working together, we have increased access to abortion for thousands of patients left
stranded in their home states by the Supreme Court’s decision.

Now more than ever, your unwavering dedication to PPIL has enabled us to not only protect
but increase access to equitable care in Illinois. As we began operations to prepare our health
centers for the coming post-Roe surge of out-of-state patients, we proactively began by
expanding several PPIL Health Centers including our Champaign Health Center which now
provides in-clinic abortion services to patients in central Illinois. We also relocated our
downtown Loop Health Center to a larger space located closer to public transportation.
Thanks to you, PPIL is well-equipped to meet the challenges ahead.

Today, PPIL stands ready to continue our commitment to meeting the needs of Illinois
residents while we open our doors to tens of thousands of out-of-state abortion and gender
affirming care patients. I cannot thank you enough for your partnership and support. This isn’t
our first fight, and it won’t be our last. Together, we are building a brighter future for
those who need us most in Illinois!

With gratitude,

Jennifer Welch
President & CEO
Planned Parenthood of Illinois
Planned Parenthood of Illinois Action

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PATIENT AGE

13-17 years old 4%

18-19 years old 9%

20-34 years old 73%

35-44 years old 12%

45+ years old 2%

PATIENT RACE

White 48%

Black 35%

Unknown/
7%
Not Reported

Asian 3.5%

Multi-racial 3.2%

American Indian/ 0.5%

Alaska Native

Native Hawaiian/ 0.2%

Pacific Islander

PATIENT ETHNICITY

Non-Latinx 75%

Latinx 24%

Unknown/
1%
Not Reported
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100,699
PATIENT VISITS

60,913
PATIENTS SERVED

3,388
CANCER SCREENINGS

27,721
BIRTH CONTROL VISITS

119,913
STI TESTS

VIRTUAL
VISITS 9,999
PPDIRECT

2,947
TELEHEALTH VISITS

DID YOU KNOW?

Since the launch of our Access Birth Control (ABC) initiative

program in 2019, PPIL has provided FREE birth control to nearly 8,000 patients!

*The data for patient care provided at PPIL health centers

and via telehealth from July 1, 2021-June 30, 2022.
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ELIMINATING
BARRIERS
TO CARE
Health equity is central to PPIL’s mission. As the largest provider of sexual and
reproductive health care services in Illinois, PPIL is committed to making
access possible for all individuals no matter their race, ethnicity, sexual
orientation, age, income, or zip code. While many states are increasing
restrictions and bans on abortion and gender affirming care, PPIL has taken
proactive measures to protect and expand access to essential health care in
Illinois. These challenging times demand that PPIL rise to the occasion and
provide safe, legal access to reproductive health care for all who need it—no
matter where they live.
Abortion By Mail
One of the ways PPIL is making abortion care more accessible is by
offering abortion pills through the mail to eligible patients. In
December 2021, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
permanently removed in-person dispensing requirements for mifepristone
(also known as the abortion pill), and PPIL providers began prescribing the
pill and dispensing it through a mail-order pharmacy. The abortion pill is a
safe and effective way of ending an early pregnancy—up to 11 weeks. To
qualify for the abortion pill-by-mail, patients must be 10 weeks pregnant or
less; they must have an Illinois address; and they must be physically
present in Illinois at the time of their telehealth appointment. Through a
virtual visit, PPIL patients have access to their medication abortion
consultation via the secure video-conferencing platform, InTouch, which
connects patients with their PPIL clinician virtually. This way patients receive
the sexual and reproductive health care they need from where ever they
are comfortable.

Collaborating Across State Lines

To manage the huge post-Roe influx of patients, PPIL has developed a
close collaboration and partnership with Planned Parenthood of
Wisconsin (PPWI). This innovative care model has cross-trained and
cross-credentialed staff from PPWI to travel to our Waukegan Health
Center each week to provide in-clinic abortion care. On Friday, June 24th,
the moment Roe was overturned Wisconsin doctors were forced to
immediately stop providing care. Patients who were under sedation awoke
to the news of a post-Roe world and were forced to travel to another state
to continue their care. Thanks to the innovative partnership PPIL formed
with PPWI, these patients were able to continue receiving care at PPIL
health centers from PPWI staff they know and trust. This unique partnership
has resulted in expanded access for growing numbers of patients traveling
to Illinois for care.

A Holistic Approach to Sexual and Reproductive

Health Care
To keep pace with the expected surge of post-Roe patients coming to
Illinois, PPIL has increased the number of Behavior Health Clinicians
(BHC) scheduled on abortion serivice days to offer additional support.
Our BHC services are offered to all PPIL patients; however, out-of-state
patients often have a greater need for emotional and logistical support.
Increased onsite BHC support allow these patients to access resources and
receive the appropriate connections/referrals for ongoing care. Having the
ability to speak with a BHC in person means that patients’ needs are
addressed in real-time. With a continued increase in out-of-state abortion
and gender-affirming care patients expected, the need for behavioral
health support will nearly double in the coming months.
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GENDER- AFFIRMING
HORMONE THERAPY
The Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy (GAHT) program has grown rapidly since
PPIL began providing GAHT in 2016. In fact, GAHT visits more than doubled from FY20
to FY22, growing faster than any other service at PPIL; especially in Central Illinois where
there are extremely limited options for this essential care.

FY 19-22
Growth in GAHT 3,299 5,167 6,842
Visit Volume VISITS VISITS VISITS
+34% +56% +32%

FY2020 FY2021 FY2022

Gender-affirming care requires a life-long continuum of social, psychological,

behavioral, and medical care. PPIL’s Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming
specialists and GAHT program are led by a multidisciplinary team situated at the
intersection of clinical care and social support. They provide a patient-centered, holistic
approach to health care to support each patient’s physical, emotional, and
psychological wellness. Our GHAT program also offers a wide range of resources and
assists patients with locating transgender and non-conforming gender-friendly
providers who specialize in cardiology, primary care, urology, plastic surgery,
dermatology, and endocrinology.
BRIDGES TO PRENATAL
CARE PROGRAM
The Bridges to Prenatal Care pilot program began in April 2022 at PPIL’s
Englewood, Austin, Roseland, and Flossmoor Health Centers. Internal and external
research shows a growing, unmet need for prenatal services in these areas of Illinois
which is why PPIL created the Bridges to Prenatal Care program. New research from the
American Public Health Association finds that Black women and Black birthing people are
over three times more likely to die during pregnancy and postpartum than White women
and White birthing people. By providing initial prenatal care to patients seeking to
continue their pregnancies, PPIL’s Bridges program seeks to reduce disparities in
maternal morbidity and mortality, thereby improving health outcomes for Black women
and Black birthing people. Once PPIL provides patients with initial prenatal care, the
program connects patients to trusted community OBGYNs, midwives, and other
full-service prenatal care providers for the duration of their pregnancy and delivery.
.

Early prenatal visits with

PPIL include:

• Gestational-dating
ultrasound
• Initial prenatal lab work
• Physical exam
• Prenatal vitamin prescription
• Genetic screening
• Navigation services for
prenatal care providers in
patient’s insurance network
• Medicaid insurance
application assistance for
eligible patients
• Navigation and support
connecting to wrap-around
services (i.e. birthing classes,
doulas, food assistance, etc.)

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37 year old patient undergoing her second
pregnancy and desired a midwife of color, who
mirrored her and would understand her. The patient
was not certain she could get a midwife due to her
health history of gestational diabetes, elevated
blood pressure, and being over 35. A PPIL clinician
informed her that she knew where she could go to
find a midwife. Once the patient and midwife
were connected, the patient stated that she was
elated that the midwife was her provider. The
midwife delivered a healthy baby boy!

Without the knowledge and connections of PPIL

Bridges to Prenatal Care team assisting the patients
in the vast unknown of what is available to them, this
patient may have had a very different pregnancy,
delivery, and overall outcome.

LESLIE D. MOORE-HICKS
BRIDGES TO PRENATAL CARE PROGRAM DIRECTOR
NAVIGATING A POST-ROE LANDSCAPE
Across the country, restrictions
and bans are being placed on
abortion, making it harder for
people to access essential
reproductive health care. When
patients are unable to access
care where they live, it delays
services and pushes them
further into pregnancy,
potentially affecting the type of A photo of our navigation team with the PP Wisconsin navigators from a retreat at

abortion they can receive. the Epic Headquarters in Madison, WI in September 2022.
Pictured left to right: Chaquita (PPWI), Mara, Heather, Zoie (PPWI), Hildegard
Patients traveling from
out-of-state face additional
financial burdens such as taking time off work, raising funds for lodging and meals, or
securing child care. These “practical” expenses are often significant and
overwhelming obstacles. PPIL's expanded team of Patient Navigators are ready and
available to support patients with the challenges they may face.

Patient Heroes
When a patient requires urgent support, they are connected to one of PPIL’s
navigators for assistance. These heroes determine how to best meet each patient’s
most immediate needs whether that means booking a hotel room for the night,
arranging transportation to and from a PPIL health center, providing financial support
for meals or gas, or helping with childcare needs. To ensure patients can easily access
the necessary funding and practical support, PPIL’s navigators work in close
collaboration with our call center staff and behavioral health clinicians, as well as our
external partners at Chicago Abortion Fund, Midwest Access Coalition, Hoosier
Abortion Fund, Freedom Fund of Wisconsin, and Abortion Fund of Ohio. The
navigation team provides patients with a resource page on the PPIL website, which
allows patients to easily and independently explore abortion funding options
available to them throughout the Midwest region.

Providing Care in Illinois—and Beyond

PPIL is committed to serving all patients and utilizes universal screening procedures to
ensure each patient, no matter where they live, is offered the assistance they need.
PPIL provides resources and serves patients who are facing increased barriers to care
in under-served geographical areas. By focusing strategically on specific health
centers—PPIL seeks to equitably maximize overall care, ensuring all patients can
access the care they need.

In FY22, PPIL’s navigators worked side-by-side with other

PP affiliates to support patients from:
Wisconsin • Ohio • Tennessee • Northern Mississippi • Missouri • Texas • Florida
And patients from over 27 other states

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 Planned Parenthood Illinois Action (PPIA) aided in the achievement of the
AUG Keeping Youth Safe and Healthy bill (KYSHA). This law equips young people with
the information and tools they need to be safe and establish healthy relationships.
2021 This new law supports responsible and informed decision-making about a young
person's health and well-being.

On September 30, PPIL donors gathered for the 7th annual President’s Circle

SEP
luncheon. Jennifer Welch and Alexis McGill Johnson, President and CEO of
Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA), discussed the local and
national landscape of sexual and reproductive health care and rights as well as
2021 Illinois' critical role in an increasingly hostile region. They shared how, together,
we will continue to break down barriers to care, advance health equity initiatives,
build effective partnerships and ensure our doors stay open.

On January 27, PPIA and Planned Parenthood Illinois Action PAC hosted the

JAN
virtual Roe v. Wade Anniversary Event, which raised over $250,000. The program
featured an interview with Brigid Leahy, Vice President of PPIA, and Illinois
Governor JB Pritzker who discussed the critical role Illinois will play if Roe is
2022 overturned. The evening included powerful remarks from PPIA and Planned
Parenthood Action Fund (PPAF) leadership, elected officials, and honorees about
the importance of electing pro-choice champions in the 2022 critical election.

MAR On March 23, PPIL announced a $17 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie
Scott in support of our RESOLVE Campaign. Her extraordinary gift is a testament
to PPIL’s mission to advance health equity and provide compassionate care to all
2022 who need it.

APR In April, PPIL launched the Bridges to Prenatal Care program which provides a
timely start to prenatal care by connecting patients to trusted community
2022 maternal care providers for the duration of their pregnancy and delivery.

On May 12, PPIL supporters came together in-person and online for the 2022

MAY
Annual Celebration, and raised over $520,000 to support PPIL's mission of care,
no matter what. Carolyn Moon, former PPIL board member, was presented with
the Champion of Care Award for her dedication, leadership, and passionate
2022 support of PPIL. The audience was inspired when PPIL escorts who shared their
experiences ensuring patients feel safe and supported when arriving at PPIL
health centers across the state.

On June 24, the United

States Supreme Court
released its decision in

JUN
Dobbs v. Jackson Women's
Health Organization which
overturned Roe v. Wade and
2022 ended the constitutional
right to abortion in America.
The ruling overturned 50
years of settled law and
prompted over half of all
states to begin severely
restricting and/or banning
this essential form of health
care in the U.S.
THE LEADER FOR SEX EDUCATION
IN ILLINOIS
In 2022, PPIL’s education team returned to in-person learning after nearly two years of
virtual sessions during the pandemic. Educators re-entered partner schools with a new
and expansive curriculum that included 16 new lessons for 7th and 8th-grade
students. PPIL’s evidence-based, inclusive, sex education curriculum addresses a
variety of sexual and reproductive health topics including: hygiene, puberty,
reproductive anatomy, STIs, contraception, healthy relationships and consent,
gender and sexuality, refusal skills, and condom negotiation. Education sessions
are tailored to be age-appropriate, so topics such as puberty are facilitated for youth
in grades 5-9, and sessions about contraception are intended for youth in grades 7-12.

In addition to serving as the exclusive sex-education partner for Chicago Public

Schools (CPS), PPIL works with a broad group of organizations including churches,
civic and community groups, and colleges and universities. PPIL educators cover a
broad range of topics related to sex and sexuality, exploring values and beliefs about
those topics, and teaching the skills needed to navigate relationships and manage
one’s own sexual and reproductive health. Each lesson is 40 to 60 minutes in length,
and bilingual staff provide educational sessions in Spanish. In FY22, PPIL’s education
programs reached more than 5,000 young people.

BY THE NUMBERS
PPIL PARTNER SCHOOLS

• Back of the Yards College Prep (CPS)

• Collins Career Academy (CPS)
Students educated • Hansberry College Prep (Noble Network)
• Lane Tech College Prep (CPS)
• Latin School of Chicago (Private School)
• Locke Elementary School (CPS)
• Noble Baker College Prep
Total class attendance
(Noble Network)
• The Noble Academy (Nobel Network)
• Rodney D Joslin Campus
(Perspectives Charter School)
Lessons taught • University of Chicago Laboratory
School (Private School)
• Walsh Elementary School (CPS)
• Bloomington High School (BSD)
Hours of education

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GEN ACTION
On May 14, 2022, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) chapter of
PPIL Generation Action (GenAction) held a benefit concert at the Canopy Club,
Defend Roe: Not If, But When. Through student performances, refreshments,
merchandise, and a raffle, the UIUC Chapter raised $800 to benefit PPIL partner,
Midwest Access Coalition (MAC).

In 2022, more than 500 GenAction students:

Marched in rallies supporting reproductive rights

Educated their peers about Roe v. Wade, sexual health, and other topics
Fundraised for abortion access in the Midwest

BY THE NUMBERS

2,093
Volunteer Hours
1,291
Clinic Escorting Hours

547
Number of Volunteers
256
Clinic Escorts

3,206
Event Registrations
 Fierce and loyal
supporters quickly took
to the streets to march in
solidarity with PPIL in
response to the U.S.
Supreme Court’s leaked
draft opinion overturning
Roe v. Wade. Our voices
were heard across
the state!

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PROTECTING
ACCESS
FOR ALL!
TAKING ACTION IN ILLINOIS
The policy team for PPIL and Planned Parenthood Illinois Action (PPIA)
championed key pieces of legislation in FY22 and mobilized
volunteers to help ensure that Illinois remains a haven state for
abortion care. To ensure the enactment of these important bills, our
policy team in Springfield keeps working even after a bill becomes
law. Some highlights from Springfield include:

In August 2021, the Illinois General Assembly and

Governor Pritzker signed the landmark Keep Youth Safe
and Healthy Act (KYSHA). PPIA actively worked in support of this
bill to ensure that all Illinois students receive the comprehensive,
inclusive, and age-appropriate instruction they need and deserve. This
new law creates personal health and safety standards for grades K-5,
and updates and expands comprehensive sexual health education
standards for grades 6-12. By giving young people the information and
tools they need to be safe, this new law supports responsible and
informed decision-making about their health and well-being. This
legislation ensures that all Illinois school-aged children will receive
proper personal health and safety education.

On May 3, 2022 the media published a leaked draft opinion from the
United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS) overturning Roe v. Wade and
ending the nation’s constitutional right to abortion. On the day of the
draft leak, PPIL’s policy team quickly mobilized supporters to take to
the streets and rally for abortion justice. PPIL supporters gathered at
federal buildings across Illinois and demanded reproductive freedom.
These rapid response rallies engaged nearly 8,000 supporters across the
state.

In early June, decades of PPIA’s work culminated in the successful

repeal of the Parental Notice of Abortion Act (PNA). PNA required a
health care provider to notify a parent, legal guardian, grandparent, or
step-parent at least 48 hours prior to performing an abortion for a patient
under the age of 18-years-old. The FIRST state to repeal this type of law,
Illinois’ law went into effect on June 1, 2022. PPIA’s team worked closely
with state legislators and members from the statewide Reproductive
Health and Access Coalition to achieve this victory.

On June 24, SCOTUS overturned Roe v. Wade, turning back the clock on
reproductive rights by half a century and prompting states across the
country to begin implementing bans on abortion. In anticipation of this
event, In 2019, PPIA and other Illionis champions stood with Governor
JB Pritzker as he signed into law the Reproductive Health Act (RHA),
cementing Illinois as a haven. The RHA law establishes abortion,
contraception, maternity care, and other forms of reproductive health care
as fundamental rights in Illinois.
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
JULY 1, 2021-JUNE 30, 2022

FY22 REVENUE
Patient care income $20,960,625

Contributions $35,160,888

Government grant income $3,580,246

Other revenue including interest and gains $1,115,879

Total Revenue $60,817,638

FY22 EXPENSES
Patient services, education, and advocacy $31,491,306

Management, administration, and quality assurance $9,392,699

Fundraising and development $1,530,626

Total Expenses $42,414,631

Excess of revenue over expenses $18,403,007

This presentation describes the consolidated financial statements of Planned Parenthood of Illinois, a 501(c)3 non-profit
organizaiton that does not engage in electoral activity as well as of Planned Parenthood Illinois Action, a 501(c)4 non-profit
organization that engages in permitted electoral and political activity, and Planned Parenthood Illinois Action Political
Action Committee, a nonpartisan political action committee committed to supporting pro-choice, pro-family planning
candidates for office.

A copy of the complete audit report may be requested from the Development Office at development@ppil.org
 Waukegan Austin Health Center
5937 W. Chicago Ave.
Chicago, IL 60651
Chicago (7 Locations)
Elizabeth Cohn Morris Health Center
1200 N. LaSalle St.
Aurora Chicago, IL 60610

Orland Park Englewood Health Center

6059 S. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, IL 60636
Ottawa Flossmoor
Loop Health Center
16 N. Wabash Ave., 5th Floor
Chicago, IL 60602

Rogers Park Health Center

Peoria 5725 N. Broadway
Chicago, IL 60660

Bloomington Roseland Health Center

11250 S. Halsted St.
Chicago, IL 60628
Champaign Wicker Park Health Center
1152 N. Milwaukee Ave.
Decatur Chicago, IL 60642
Springfield
Aurora Health Center
3051 E. New York St.
Aurora, IL 60504

Bloomington Health Center

1319 N. Veterans Pkwy. Suite 3-A
Bloomington, IL 61704

Champaign Health Center

302 E. Stoughton St.
Champaign, IL 61820

Decatur Health Center

3021 N. Oakland Ave.
Decatur, IL 62526

Flossmoor Health Center

19831 Governors Hwy.
Flossmoor, IL 60422

Orland Park Health Center

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 14470 S. LaGrange Rd. Suite 101
Orland Park, IL 60462
OFFICERS
Ottawa Health Center
Emily Nicklin, Board Chair 612 Court St.
Sherell McDearmon, Vice Chair Ottawa, IL 61350
Christina Ochs, Treasurer
Peoria Health Center
Geeta Nagpal, Secretary
2709 N. Knoxville Ave.
Peoria, IL 61604
DIRECTORS
Springfield Health Center
Suyash Agrawal Danielle Perry 601 Bruns Ln.
Ellen Benjamin Tanya Polsky Springfield, IL 62702
Casey Carey Nikita Richards
Sue Crothers Jodi Rosen Waukegan Health Center
Lynn Fleisher Susan Routburg 1601 N. Lewis Ave.
Waukegan, IL 60085
Jill Gordon Steve Schneider
Julie Hamos Jennifer Sedbrook
Susan Kalt Caroline Theus Swinney
Arielle Maffei Laura Tucker
Stacey Sherr Paul S. Watford
Michelon
Susan Musich

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 Planned Parenthood of Illinois
Administrative Office
17 N. State St, Suite 500
Chicago, IL 60602

1-877-200-PPIL WWW.PPIL.ORG