Donations to abortion groups poured in after Roe v. Wade overturned. Here’s what it means.
WASHINGTON – There were whispers in the spring that the future of Roe v. Wade was in jeopardy. Weeks later, a draft of the forthcoming Dobbs decision was leaked.
By June, the Supreme Court had overturned the ruling that had established a constitutional right to an abortion since 1973.
Donations began to pour into the coffers of abortion rights’ organizations. And for some anti-abortion non-profits too.