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Stronger Together
Advancing reproductive freedom and justice takes collaboration. WCCC is proud to stand alongside organizations and community partners working to protect bodily autonomy, expand access to care, and build healthier, more equitable communities.
Reproductive Health & Access
Health Care Partners
Midwest Reproductive Health
A trusted provider serving the Rockford area and an important resource for abortion and reproductive health services.
Planned Parenthood
Providing reproductive health care, education, and advocacy while defending access nationwide.
Advocacy & Civic Engagement
Advocacy Partners
Women's March
A grassroots movement organizing for gender justice, reproductive freedom, and human rights.
National Organization for Women (NOW)
Advocating for gender equality, reproductive rights, and social justice.
Personal PAC
Supporting reproductive rights advocacy and political action in Illinois.
Stateline Indivisible
Grassroots organizing focused on civic engagement, democracy, and social justice.
League of Women Voters
Encouraging informed and active participation in government and public policy.
Community Support
Community & Allied Partners
Family Peace Center
Providing critical support, resources, and services to individuals and families in our community.
Unitarian Universalist Community
A longtime ally in social justice and reproductive freedom work.
McHenry County Citizens for Choice
Regional partners working to advance reproductive freedom in northern Illinois.
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Partnership Matters
Movements are built through collaboration. Our partners strengthen this work by expanding access to care, supporting advocacy, fostering civic engagement, and helping build a community rooted in justice.
Note: Inclusion on this page reflects shared values and community collaboration and does not necessarily imply formal affiliation.
Interested in Partnering With WCCC?
We welcome collaboration with aligned organizations, community groups, and businesses.
Note: Inclusion on this page reflects shared values and community collaboration and does not necessarily imply formal endorsement.