If you're concerned for folks on the ground in Texas, the best way you can help is to donate to a local abortion fund. There are people on the ground doing the work already who know what folks need most, and big-name, national-level organizations get plenty of money.
You can search for local abortion funds to donate to here: abortionfunds.org/funds/
This is also a really good time to support independent abortion providers, especially in states facing harsh restrictions like Texas. These organizations are often doing grassroots advocacy work as well as providing essential care. Find one here: abortioncarenetwork.org/abortion-care-…
I've learned a lot about abortion in my time on the board of @MabelWadsworth, and I chair our advocacy committee. Your local independent abortion providers are often looking for volunteers, which can be a great way to pitch in and connect if you're feeling frustrated or helpless.
You can also contact your elected representatives here in the US and urge them to support the Equality Act and the EACH act (to end the Hyde Amendment), which are coming up for a vote soon: allaboveall.org/abortion-cover…
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