Red Tent Fund

05/01/2026

Judaism teaches that preserving dignity and caring for one another are central responsibilities.

In practice, that means ensuring people have access to the care they need — including reproductive care.

Abortion access isn’t outside of Jewish values. It’s aligned with them. When we talk about reproductive freedom, we’re talking about living out a deeply rooted Jewish obligation: to care for each other, support autonomy, and build a just community.

This is what that looks like in action.

04/23/2026

A Georgia woman faces charges related to her pregnancy, highlighting a troubling national trend. Criminalizing abortion not only restricts access but instills fear, deterring people from seeking care or making choices about their bodies.

At Red Tent Fund, we know that care should never be criminalized—support is vital, not punishment.

🔗 Read the story here: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/24/georgia-woman-bail-abortion-pills-murder-charge

04/20/2026

Hear from one of our clinic partners how Red Tent Fund has impacted their ability to see patients:

“Working with Red Tent Fund has been a dream. Their monthly grant has given us the ability to cover a lot of last-minute, emergency funding gaps that absolutely could have prevented patients from being seen.”

-Clinic partner

04/19/2026

The Jewish community showed up:

57 congregations
1,321 individual donors
329 households gave in both 2024 and 2025

This is tikkun olam (Jewish values) in action.

Read our full 2025 Impact Report, linked here: https://theredtentfund.org/red-tent-fund-2025-impact-report/

04/16/2026

These numbers aren’t abstract—they reflect what it takes to access abortion care in the U.S.

• 50% of RTF patients live at or below the federal poverty level
• Patients travel an average of 275 miles for care
• 65% of patients served identify as Black or Hispanic/Latina, reflecting national demographic trends about abortion access and care

Behind every number is someone navigating cost, distance, and restrictive policies just to access care.

This is the reality—and why rapid, flexible funding matters.

👉 See more in our impact report linked here: https://theredtentfund.org/red-tent-fund-2025-impact-report/

04/16/2026

When funding moves directly to clinics, care moves quickly.

Red Tent Fund sends block grants straight to independent abortion clinics so they can support patients in real time.

That means:
• Less administrative burden for patients and clinic staff
• Faster decisions when patients need help most
• Funding directed by people who know their patients best
• Support that adapts to urgent, real-life needs

This is what trust, speed, and dignity in care look like.

👉 Full 2025 Impact Report linked here: https://theredtentfund.org/red-tent-fund-2025-impact-report/

04/16/2026

In our first full year, Red Tent Fund showed what’s possible when the Jewish community shows up for abortion access:

• 1,412 patients supported
• 41 states and territories reached
• $500,000+ in direct funding to care
• 17 clinic partners
• 57 congregational partners
• $1.25M raised

For a two-year-old organization, these numbers are extraordinary—but the backbone of this work has always been community action.

We’re proud of what’s been accomplished—and even more committed to what comes next.

👉 Read the complete report linked here: https://theredtentfund.org/red-tent-fund-2025-impact-report/

04/14/2026

In the shadow of Yom HaShoah, we honor Gisella Perl—a Jewish gynecologist imprisoned at Auschwitz concentration camp, who used her medical expertise to protect other women under unimaginable conditions.

After the war, she bore witness to what she experienced and rebuilt her life in the United States, returning to care for patients. She later delivered thousands of babies—an act of healing and defiance in the face of profound loss.

Gisella reminds us that chutzpah isn’t one-size-fits-all. It can mean extraordinary, life-saving action—even if that action takes place behind the scenes in life's darkest moments.

Thank you, Gisella. 🤍

04/13/2026

We remember. And we carry forward what we’ve learned.

On Yom HaShoah, we honor the lives lost in the Holocaust — and the enduring lesson that dignity, autonomy, and care for one another are non-negotiable.

Jewish tradition calls us to protect life and uphold the humanity of every person. That includes standing against systems that deny care, silence people, or strip away control over their own bodies.

Memory is not passive.
It asks something of us.

Today, we remember — and we recommit to building a world where care is accessible, stigma doesn’t decide outcomes, and everyone can make decisions about their own lives with dignity.

🕯️ May their memory be a blessing.

04/09/2026

From $30 to $11,000 — this is what flexible funding looks like.

Every month, our clinic partners use RTF block grants to meet patients exactly where they are, with exactly what they need. February showed just how wide that range can be.

That flexibility doesn’t just fund care — it makes care possible. This month, it supported transportation and even doula services through our micro-pilot.

Because access to care means meeting the full picture of someone’s life.

Want to be part of it? Donate now at theredtentfund.org 💙

04/07/2026

This World Health Day, health decisions must be guided by evidence, not noise.

Turn to trusted, science-based sources to:
• protect your health
• prevent disease
• seek treatment and recovery
World Health Organization (WHO)

03/30/2026

This Passover, Red Tent Fund is helping communities explore freedom, dignity, and bodily autonomy at the seder table. 🕊️ Our free Passover Toolkit and Haggadah Insert include reflections, rituals like Miriam’s Cup, and discussion questions connecting the Exodus story to abortion access and moral courage. Download them to bring these important conversations to your family or community: https://loom.ly/t5oUTD0

A Passover toolkit and Haggadah insert for communities exploring freedom, dignity, and the enduring relevance of the Exodus story.