Representatives from Coca-Cola, Ford Motor Co. 
and Xerox say they’ve asked Planned Parenthood
to remove their names as corporate donors to the embattled organization.
The move follows a Daily Signal report revealing
 the names of 41 companies that Planned 
Parenthood listed as donors. That list, which 
was featured on Planned Parenthood’s website, 
has since been removed.
This latest development comes in the wake of two undercover videos that showed Planned Parenthood executives talking about the sale of fetal body parts. Planned Parenthood is facing both federal and state investigations—and the possibility of losing taxpayer funding.

Earlier this week, The 
Daily Signal used information from 2nd Vote to
publish the names of 41 companies listed by 
Planned Parenthood as contributors. Shortly after
the story was published, representatives from 
Coca-Cola, Ford Motor Co. and Xerox contacted 
The Daily Signal to say they were erroneously 
listed and requested that Planned Parenthood 
take them off its website.
The companies were cited by Planned Parenthood 
as employers who match charitable contributions.
Planned Parenthood is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that 
is exempt from paying federal income taxes.
A representative from Coca-Cola confirmed for 
The Daily Signal the company does not contribute 
to Planned Parenthood, nor does it match employee contributions to the organization.
When told that its named appeared on Planned Parenthood’s website, the Coca-Cola representative 
said, “We’ll ask them to correct the information.”
Other companies voiced similar concerns about 
Planned Parenthood’s donor list.
“We are making sure that Ford Motor Company is 
not listed as a Planned Parenthood contributor on
 their website,” a representative from Ford told 
The Daily Signal.
“In addition, we do not offer an employee match 
for charitable contributions,” the Ford representative
 said. It has been at least 10 years since Ford 
stopped matching employee gift contributions, 
the representative added.
Ford Motor Co. says it was incorrectly listed as a Planned Parenthood donor. (Photo: Andrew Gombert/EPA/Newscom)
Ford Motor Co. says it was incorrectly listed as a Planned 
Parenthood donor. (Photo: Andrew Gombert/EPA/Newscom)
Similarly, Xerox was listed on the Planned 
Parenthood website and has said it also does 
not donate in any way.
“We checked our files for the last 20 years and
 have no record of Xerox Corp. contributing to 
Planned Parenthood,” a representative from 
Xerox told The Daily Signal.
By Wednesday afternoon, Planned Parenthood 
had removed Xerox from its list of companies 
that match gifts to the organization. By Thursday 
morning, Planned Parenthood removed every 
company name listed as a donor.
Instead of listing companies by name, the site 
simply says, “Does your employer match charitable contributions? If so, please contact your Human Resources Department for more information about 
how your gift may be matched.”
Planned Parenthood did not return The Daily 
Signal’s request for comment.
This comes less than two weeks after an 
undercover video describing Planned Parenthood’s 
sale of fetal body parts was released.
Daily Signal reporters Melissa Quinn and Kate
 Scanlon contributed to this story.