Kohl's and Mrs. Fields End their Support of the Abortion Industry

Website Statement : Jan 6, 2011
Susan B. Anthony List

More companies have [made the decision not to support planned parenthood] in a six-month period than in any other six-month period.

Two major American companies made the courageous move of ending their support for the abortion industry through donations to abortion giant Planned Parenthood.

As LifeNews noted, Douglas Scott, president of Life Decisions International (LDI), announced that Kohl's and Mrs. Fields are no longer boycott targets. It is estimated that LDI boycotts have cost Planned Parenthood more than $40 million in its 18 years of activism.

LDI has had several successes over the past few months. They recently announced that Enterprise car rentals, Forbes magazine, ING financial services, Toys"R"Us, Cisco Systems, Red Lion Hotels, Franchise Services, Rolex watch company, Kenneth Cole, and Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare have all ceased their donations to Planned Parenthood. To date, over 270 companies have agreed to stop monetary donations to Planned Parenthood, the result of boycotts and writing campaigns by pro-life activists.

Scott also noted that more companies have been removed from LDI's boycott list in a six-month period than in any other six-month period. Clearly, more and more Americans are discovering the true mission of Planned Parenthood: high profits through more abortions. Planned Parenthood is increasingly at a disadvantage, with new technologies showing the humanity of the unborn child, as well the vastly pro-life younger generations.