The National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF) is made up of more than 95 organizations who fund abortions and facilitate travel out of state.

A portion of proceeds from our reproductive Health Collection is automatically donated to the National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF) who help cover costs related to abortion procedures, travel, lodging, and other related expenses. NNAF also uses donations to build grassroots power, advocate for abortion rights, and support its network of over 95 local abortion funds across the U.S., focusing on racial, economic, and reproductive justice. For more details, visit their website.

Fighting for reproductive justice was what motivated founder, Sophie Flack, to start Semper Augustus in the first place. When Roe v Wade was overturned in 2022 she realized that she could use jewelry design to help spread the word about self-managed abortion. It only made sense that a portion of sales would go towards providing healthcare and travel to those in need by partnering with an impactful non-profit.

Fountain House is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting those living with serious mental illness (SMI) by ending social and economic isolation. Fountain House were the pioneers of the “clubhouse model” which is replicated worldwide.

A portion of proceeds from the Mental Health Collection is automatically donated to Fountain House who take a holistic approach to supporting members. Fountain House is also instrumental in their advocacy work: fighting for vital policy reform on the state and national level.

Founder Sophie Flack conceived of the Mental Health Collection after suffering severe postpartum depression. She reasoned that if she’d known just how many people in her orbit were on a daily medication, she might have asked for help earlier. Social stigma should never be a deterrent for seeking lifesaving treatment, and if we all wear what we’re taking, we create opportunities for recognition, maybe help someone in a vulnerable place, and give back to this incredible nonprofit. 

Sophie recently curated an art show for Fountain House Gallery (9/12/24-10/30/24) inviting members to submit works exploring what it might be like if the viewer could “tour” their minds. The Fountain House community is jaw-droppingly talented, but it’s their raw vulnerability, and honestly about what it’s like to be human that makes the show so powerful and inspiring.