Match Group Pledges to Start Abortion Fund
Dallas-based Match Group CEO, Shar Dubey, announced on September 2nd that she would start a fund to help Match Group employees who were in a need of an abortion and would have to seek care outside of Texas.
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Dallas-based Match Group CEO, Shar Dubey, announced on September 2nd that she would start a fund to help Match Group employees who were in a need of an abortion and would have to seek care outside of Texas.
The Fund for Texas Choice is a practical fund that is desperately trying to cope with an onslaught of requests from women and people needing to travel out of state because Texas’s new law sharply restricts abortions.
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