No matter what. - Planned Parenthood

No matter what.
2011 Annual Report

Dear Friends,
Our incredible patients inspire us with their stories every
day. Kate has beaten cervical cancer not once, not twice,
but three times. A young, thirty-year-old mom without
insurance and with a pre-existing condition, she knew
one place she could always count on for the care she
needed was Planned Parenthood. And we were there
for her, providing a diagnosis that saved her life, and
offering compassionate, non-judgmental health care.
As you well know, women’s access to health care was
again under attack in 2011 at the federal, state, and
local levels. Yet through it all, our highly trained doctors,
nurses, and other health care professionals proudly came
to work every day so that people like Kate would have
access to the care they need. Our doors remain open to
everyone, no matter what.
The support that we’ve felt has been magnificent.
Throughout it all, you have made it possible for us to
be there for Kate, and tens of thousands like her. It is
because of your support that we are the leading provider
of reproductive and sexual health care in our region.
Letter from the President & CEO and Board Chair
One in five women has turned to us at some point in their
lives. Tens of thousands of women and men in our region
rely on us as their medical home, and we are honored to
serve them.
As we look into the future, we pledge to do even more,
opening our doors to additional people—just like Kate.
We want to optimize new technologies to empower
women, men, and teens. We want to expand our scope
of practice and offer accessible health care to a broader
range of people.
Without a doubt, our life-changing work would not be
possible without your generous kindness.
With grateful thanks,
Sarah Stoesz Stacey Mills
President & CEO Board Chair

62,485 women and men
received health care from
Planned Parenthood clinics
across Minnesota and
South Dakota.

71 percent of our
patients received care —
including 26,645
cancer screenings —
at little or no cost.

300,000 supporters in
Minnesota, North Dakota,
and South Dakota
stood tall with us.

25,490 teens,
young adults, and
parents took charge
of their futures.

“We are proud to represent
two generations that stand by
Planned Parenthood.
We share a common commitment
with thousands of supporters
who believe that safe, accessible,
and affordable reproductive health care
should be available today and
for generations of women to come.”
— Susanne Lilly Hutcheson and Perrin Lilly, donors

2012 Board of Directors *
OFFICERS
Stacey L. Mills, Chair
Lynn M. Abrahamsen,
Vice Chair
Susan Weinberg, Treasurer
Tom Sanders, Secretary
2012 Staff Leadership
Sarah Stoesz, President &
Chief Executive Officer
Carol E. Ball, M.D., Medical Director
Sherry Behm, Vice President,
Clinical Operations
2011 Board of Directors
OFFICERS
Sarah Dodge, Chair
Stacey L. Mills, Vice Chair
Susan Weinberg, Treasurer
Tom Sanders, Secretary
DIRECtORS
Jane Ahlin
Suzanna de Baca
Mary P. Foarde
Phyllis B. France
Doreen Frankel, Ph.D.
Linda Goldenberg
Andrew Good, M.D.
DIRECtORS
Lynn M. Abrahamsen
Jane Ahlin
Suzanna de Baca
Jill Field
Mary P. Foarde
Phyllis B. France
Doreen Frankel, Ph.D.
Tom Grossman
Rachel Hamlin
Betsy Hawn
Thomas L. Hoch
Susanne Lilly Hutcheson
Marlene Kayser
Katharine L. Kelly
Beth Keiffer Leonard, C.P.A.
Donald Boychuk, Chief Operating Officer
Susan Casey, Chief Compliance Officer
Scott Grinde, Chief Financial Officer
Cathy Lawrence, Vice President &
Chief Development Officer
Linda Goldenberg
Andrew Good, M.D.
Rachel Hamlin
Betsy Hawn
Susanne Lilly Hutcheson
David B. M. Jones
Katharine L. Kelly
Marlene Kayser
Migdalia Loyola
Kris MacDonald
Jennifer L. Martin
Deborah Roesler
Linda J. Scher
Ex-OFFICIO
Sarah Dodge
Connie Lewis, Vice President of External Affairs
Jessica Schmiesing, Vice President of Human
Resources & Organizational Effectiveness
Migdalia Loyola
Lee Lynch
Jennifer L. Martin
Brad Randall, M.D.
Deborah Roesler
Linda J. Scher
Eve Stubens Smith
PRESIDENt & CEO
Sarah Stoesz
*As of publication of
this annual report.
PRESIDENt & CEO
Sarah Stoesz

Financial Overview
Year ended December 31, 2011. Stated in thousands of dollars ($000s).
2011 Uses of Operating Revenue 2011 Sources of Operating Funds
d Patient Services $20,495
d Management and
General 4,608
d Fundraising 1,288
d Education 1,050
d Public Affairs 737
d National Dues 309
Total Expenses $28,487
16%
4%
4%
3% 1%
72%
d Patient Service Fees $18,812
d Grants 4,764
d Contributions 3,796
d Investment Returns 890
d Other Earned Revenue (67)
Total Revenues $28,195
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
67%
17%
14%
3% -1%

2011 Statement of Financial Position
As of December, 31, 2011. Stated in thousands of dollars ($000s).
Assets 2011 2010
Current Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 3,784 $ 4,685
Accounts Receivable 3,268 1,885
Pledges Receivable, Current 1,585 1,830
Inventories, Prepaid, and Other Current Assets 2,134 2,181
Total Current Assets 10,771 10,581
Investments
Property and Equipment—Net 18,886 7,963
Permanently Restricted 8,726 8,416
Other Long-term Investments 51 1,390
Total Investments 27,663 17,769
Other Assets
Pledges Receivable, Long-term 828 2,175
Charitable Remainder Unitrust Receivable 57 105
Other Assets 683 713
Total Other Assets 1,568 2,993
total Assets $ 40,002 $ 31,343
Liabilities and Net Assets 2011 2010
Current Liabilities
Current Portion of Long-term Debt $ 190 $ 90
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses 4,352 2,144
Deferred Revenues – –
Total Current Liabilities 4,542 2,234
Long-term Liabilities
Long-term Debt, Net of Current Portion 5,900 –
Annuities Payable 240 223
Total Long-term Liabilities 6,140 223
Total Liabilities 10,682 2,457
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Current 1,529 2,568
Board-designated 1,327 1,608
Net Investment in Property and Equipment 2,533 2,520
Total Unrestricted Net Assets 5,389 6,696
Temporarily Restricted 15,205 13,774
Permanently Restricted 8,726 8,416
Total Net Assets 29,320 28,886
total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 40,002 $ 31,343

2011 Statement of Activity
Year ended December 31, 2011. Stated in thousands of dollars ($000s).
Operating Revenue 2011 2010
Contributions $ 3,796 $ 3,158
Patient Service Fees 18,812 18,818
Grants from Government (Federal, State, and Local)
Federal Department of Health and Human Services
Bureau of Community Health (Title X) 2,839 3,120
State and County Grants and Contracts 1,925 1,597
Investment Return Designated for Current Operations 456 302
Research, Publication Sales, and
Other Miscellaneous Revenue (67) 27
Net Assets Released from Program Restrictions 434 932
total Revenues $ 28,195 $ 27,954
Expenses 2011 2010
Program Services
Patient Services $ 20,495 $ 20,086
Public Education 1,050 1,003
Public Affairs 737 880
Total Program Services 22,282 21,969
Supporting Services
Management and General 4,608 4,083
Fundraising 1,288 1,635
Total Program and Supporting Services Expenses 5,896 5,718
Affiliate Assessment
Planned Parenthood Federation of America 309 318
total Expenses $ 28,487 $ 28,005
Change in Net Assets from Operations $ (291) $ (51)
Investment Returns, Less Current-Year Utilization $ (557) $ 756
total Change in Unrestricted Net Assets $ (848) $ 705
temporarily Restricted Net Assets
Temporarily Restricted Contributions $ 1,865 $ 3,441
Net Assets Released from Program Restrictions (434) (932)
Increase in temporarily Restricted Net Assets $ 1,431 $ 2,509
Permanently Restricted Net Assets
Permanently Restricted Contributions $ 310 $ 34
Increase in Permanently Restricted Net Assets $ 310 $ 34
Change in Net Assets $ 893 $ 3,248
Net Assets – Beginning of Year $ 28,428 $ 25,638
Net Assets – End of Year $ 29,321 $ 28,886

thank you.
2011 Locations

671 Vandalia Street
St. Paul, Minnesota 55114
612-821-6190
gifts@ppmns.org
www.ppmns.org