15 Gifts for Your Pro-Choice Friend (or Yourself) That Benefit Abortion Funds

You know how bleak things are: The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and now, abortion is banned or almost totally banned in 14 states. But even while Roe stood, abortion wasn’t accessible for many people, which is why abortion funds exist. These groups help people pay for the procedure and for other related expenses like travel, hotels, and childcare.

There are more than 90 abortion funds across the U.S. and you can—and should—donate to them directly. But many of them also have some excellent pro-choice merch, which comes in very handy at this gift-giving time of year, whether you need a unique present for your reproductive-freedom-loving friend, or you just want to piss off your MAGA uncle at the family Christmas party.

Abortions are no one else’s business, plus this is just a generally applicable statement.

Mind Your Fucking Business sweatshirt, $35.99, or donate to the fund directly.

For people who get prickly when their rights are threatened.

Abortion Is Normal tote, $22, or donate to the fund directly.

Abortion pills, meet abortion possum.

Abortion pills possum shirt, $27, or donate to the fund directly.

Yes, the Supreme Court overturned Roe in June, but abortion has been inaccessible in much of the South for years.

The South Has Been Post-Roe mug, $18, or donate to the fund directly.

For your intersectional friend. This design is also available on other items in the New Hampshire fund’s large Etsy shop.

Our Fates Are Tied scented candle, $25, or donate directly.

A tank that supports abortion access in Tennessee, for the rootinest, tootinest abortion rights supporter in your life.

Yee Haw Fuck the Law tank, $28.99, or donate directly.

Kansas’s state motto, “ad astra per aspera” (Latin for “to the stars through difficulties”), gets an apropos update.

Ad Abortion Per Aspera hoodie, $37.99, or donate directly.

Nalgona Positivity Pride is donating part of the proceeds of this “Abortion Care Existed Long Before Settlers Arrived” tote bag to Indigenous Women Rising, a reproductive justice group that runs the only abortion fund specifically for indigenous people.

Tote to benefit IWR, $32, or donate directly.

Stay warm while supporting North Dakota’s only abortion fund? You betcha.

Abortion, You Betcha beanie, $28.49, or donate directly.

This West Virginia group does everything from funding abortions to mutual aid to encouraging safer drug use. Support them with this mug that canners will love.

Preserve Abortion Rights mug, $20.99, or donate directly.

This shirt from JEN (the Justice through Empowerment Network) in South Dakota could be about many things, abortion is simply one of them.

Sick of This Shit shirt, $25.99, or donate to them directly.

Avow works to secure “unrestricted abortion access for every Texan,” and has both general and Texas-specific designs. Their Bonfire store also features pro-abortion items adorned with Texas bluebonnets.

Abortion heart vinyl sticker two-pack, $5, or donate directly.

It’s hard to choose just one design from this Florida fund’s store, but this would be a great beach or sleep tank, if I do say so myself.

Funding Abortion Makes Me Happy tank, $29.49, or donate directly.

Online Abortion Resource Squad is volunteer-run abortion accompaniment group that moderates the Reddit forum on abortion and makes sure everyone seeking information on the procedure gets an accurate answer.

Abortion Squad hat, $26.49, or donate directly.

We Testify is an advocacy group dedicated to abortion storytelling and culture change. Plus, everyone does loves someone who had an abortion. This design is also on a shirt, tote, wall art, and a throw.

We Testify button, $4, or donate directly.

OK, this one doesn’t actually fund abortions—but it does fund satire about abortion, which is also important. For a perfect abortion-supporting gift, donate to an abortion fund and stick the receipt printout inside this mug. Boom.

“Don’t Talk to Me Until I’ve Had My Abortion” mug, $22