National Abortion Access Bowl-a-Thon

NJ Abortion Access Fund - Hackensack

Apr 02, 2016

REGISTER

Are you ready strike down barriers to reproductive justice?! Whether you want to lead a team, join a team, or participate as an individual, you can start raising money for the New Jersey Abortion Access Fund today!

SEE WHO'S PARTICIPATING

Seeking inspiration for the perfect team name? Want to donate to your favorite team? Look no further! Check out this year’s teams and feast your eyes on some of the best puns in existence.

MEET OUR BOWLERS

DONATE

If you want to donate directly to a team or bowler, you can search for them here. Otherwise, feel free to give directly to the event. All proceeds benefit the New Jersey Abortion Access Fund!

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ABOUT OUR FUND

We are a group of people who help pay for abortions.

Nearly all abortion funds are grassroots organizations that work directly with those who face obstacles to abortion. The money we raise helps pay for an abortion, travel to a clinic, or for an overnight stay in a motel near a clinic.

More often than not, we are the only allies people have as they try to raise money to pay for an abortion. We are also at the forefront of a dynamic and growing movement that honors the leadership and voices of low-income women, young women, and women of color. Join us!

Event Updates

Event updates will be posted here. Check back for all sorts of important information!

TOP TEAMS	$ raised
1. No Fetus Can Beat Us	$320
2. Repro Justice UU of Ridgewood	$180
3. Bowltorious RBG's	$65
4. Fallopi-pins	$50
5. Plan C	$30

TOP INDIVIDUALS	$ raised
1. Brian Sella	$265
2. Gina Hart	$165
3. barbara kluger	$80
4. Susanne Fuhrman	$65
5. Danielle Kapalakis	$55
6. Valerie H	$50
7. V-Dawg	$15
8. Regina Branca	$15
9. Rachel	$15

WHY WE BOWL

Funds hear firsthand how hard it can be to pay for an abortion. We're bowling to raise money to help those in need today, and we're committed to building a more just world where everyone, regardless of income, can get all of the care they need without stigma or shaming.

School, stability, a belief in the future
Andra leaves campus to drive several hours each Friday afternoon to visit her two-year-old son, who lives with eight other family members at Andra’s grandmother’s house.
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