The band is back together. Today, we brought the Women’s Health PAC community together for our Fall Briefing — and to gear up for 2026. Over the past year, we’ve been quietly building momentum: ✨ $200K+ raised across 7 events ✨ 12 of 16 bipartisan candidates elected ✨ First-ever Women’s Health Reimbursement Summit → landmark roadmap delivered to the White House ✨ Launch of the Women’s Health Collective (501c3) ✨ The very first Women’s Health Scorecard, evaluating all 535 Members of Congress ✨ High-level meetings with CMS, the White House, and Congressional offices — and yes, candidates are now reaching out to us ✨ Quiet coalition-building across the ecosystem — health systems, nonprofits, advocacy groups, and policy leaders And in October, we’ll launch something even bigger: a $900M+ annual engine for women’s health — a bold initiative that will strengthen the PAC and create sustained funding for research, innovation, advocacy, and policy. 👉 Want to be part of this? -Join our bi-monthly updates -Host or attend events in 2026 -Serve on our Political Committee (mid-2026) -Or DM us to learn how you can plug in — especially with the new initiative launching in October. Together, we’re becoming the go-to force for women’s health influence. #WomensHealth #Policy #Bipartisan #WHPAC Jodi Neuhauser
Women's Health PAC
Political Organizations
Uniting our collective financial and bipartisan political power to advance women's health.
About us
We see a world in which women’s health is a core political issue and every decision made in Washington is made with women’s holistic health in mind. The Women's Health PAC demonstrates the collective financial and bipartisan political power of women to stand up for their own holistic health. Join the movement -- https://womenshealthpac.us/ Why a PAC? Independent expenditure organizations, often known as political action committees, work to support candidates and issues in federal, state and local elections. Independent from any political campaign, a PAC has the ability to invest capital to influence key issues, races and political agendas. A PAC is the only organization that can operate this way in American politics. As a hybrid PAC, the Women's Health PAC is able to take donations from both corporations and individuals.
- Industry
- Political Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2024
Employees at Women's Health PAC
Updates
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Don't forget to register for the WHPAC Fall Briefing this Wednesday, September 17th at Noon ET! You won't want to miss the confidential sneak peek! Registration link is in the comments. #WHPAC #WomensHealth #Policy #Leadership
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The moment is almost here. On September 17 at 12:00 PM ET, WHPAC members will come together for our Fall Briefing—an exclusive look at where we’ve been and, more importantly, where we’re headed. We’ll share: -Key updates since the last election cycle—and how they’re shaping our next moves. -An insider’s perspective on the fights ahead for women’s health. -A confidential first look at a major initiative we’ve been building quietly in stealth—something designed to shift influence and accelerate impact in ways our field has never seen before. This is your chance to be in the room for a conversation that won’t be shared publicly. Seats are limited, and the recording will only be sent to registrants. Secure your spot today! Don’t miss this moment. The future of women’s health influence is being written—and you’ll want to say you were part of it. (Registration link is in the comments) #WHPAC #WomensHealth #Policy #Leadership
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Since the 2024 election, we’ve been heads-down building the next chapter for women’s health political influence. On September 17 at 12pm EST - we’re ready to share it with you. Join us for our Fall Briefing — an insider look at how we’re building unprecedented influence for women’s health in Washington. You’ll hear: - What we learned from the 2024 election — and how it shapes our 2026 strategy - How we’re working with bipartisan candidates, CMS, and the White House - The launch of a bold new national initiative — a $900M annual economic engine for women’s health, debuting at HLTH in October This isn’t just about responding to headlines. It’s about reshaping the machinery that drives research funding, reimbursement, advocacy, and representation. RSVP using the link in comments below.
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