Project Ultrasound Inc

Project Ultrasound Inc is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting crisis pregnancy centers by providing them with ultrasound machines and training. The organization aims to educate the public about the effectiveness of ultrasound technology in helping "abortion-minded" women choose to continue their pregnancies.

Mission and Activities

The mission of Project Ultrasound Inc is to raise funds for purchasing ultrasound machines and providing training to crisis pregnancy centers across the United States. The organization focuses on centers that are financially unable to acquire such machines independently and prioritizes those located in high-traffic areas, where the potential impact is higher[1][2].

Project Ultrasound reports that between 60 to 70 percent of abortion-minded women who see an ultrasound of their unborn child choose to carry the pregnancy to term. However, only about 40 percent of crisis pregnancy centers nationwide are equipped with ultrasound machines due to their high cost[1].

Operations and Governance

The organization operates with a focus on integrity and accountability. It uses a set of criteria to determine which centers receive financial assistance, including the center's legal certification to offer ultrasound services and its financial need[1]. Project Ultrasound often collaborates with other fundraising efforts to ensure comprehensive support for the centers[1].

Impact and Financials

A significant portion of the donations received by Project Ultrasound—between 97 and 99 percent—is used directly to purchase ultrasound machines and provide training[1]. This emphasis on efficient use of funds reflects the organization's commitment to its mission.

Headquarters

Project Ultrasound Inc is headquartered in Texas[4].

Leadership

As of 2021, the organization's board includes Stephen Clark[2].

[1] https://www.projectultrasound.org/what-we-do [2] https://www.guidestar.org/profile/26-4238935 [3] https://www.projectultrasound.org [4] https://www.charitynavigator.org/ein/264238935 [5] https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/264238935