Rage, Raise, Release
Support Reproductive Rights & Win Big
This could be you! Poplin client Lauren shows what it feels like to win.
Hosted by Sandy Wolf, Office of Ordinary Architecture and Mellicia Marx, Poplin Style Direction
Fury meets fundraising. Action meets impact.
We’re raising critical funds for Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho (PPGWNI)—and giving you a chance to win a transformational personal styling or architectural package from two incredible women-owned businesses.
This is your moment to take a stand for reproductive rights and treat yourself to something meaningful. Because doing good should feel good, too.
Is Abortion Still Accessible in My State Now That Roe v. Wade Was Overturned?
Why We’re Raising Funds
Since Roe was overturned, PPGWNI has treated patients from over 20 states. With Idaho’s near-total abortion ban, this affiliate has become a lifeline for patients across the region.
They’re doing the work on the front lines. Let’s help fund it.
Support Critical Services AND Enter for a Chance to Win
You’ll be entered into our drawing with each ticket you purchase—and these are prizes you’ll actually want to win.
Each ticket is $150, and you can enter as many times as you like while tickets last. Your entire contribution goes directly to PPGWNI when you use our fundraising link.
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Office of Ordinary Architecture Package
Reimagine your home to reflect who you are and how you live.
It’s time for Office of Ordinary Architecture. Dive into the firm’s residential portfolio for a peek into the team’s work. Enter to win a grand prize by buying drawing tickets at $150 each. Tickets are limited.
Choose one of two prize options:
Interior Design Style Profile
Perfect for a refresh, this package helps define your design style and gives you a curated roadmap.The package includes:
An in-person (limited to the Seattle metro area) or virtual site visit
Review of your existing furniture and artwork
Design package with visioning imagery and possible furniture selections
Virtual meeting to review your style profile
Architectural Expansion Exploration
Planning to add on? Start here. This package is ideal for someone who is considering how to add additional square footage to their home, whether through an addition or a freestanding structure.
The package includes:
An in-person (limited to the Seattle metro area) or virtual site visit
Zoning code review for your property to understand opportunities for expansion including additions and accessory structures such as DADUs
Design package with a site plan sketch showing potential areas for expansion
Virtual meeting to review your potential for expansion
Total Value of Each Package: $2,500
Poplin Style Direction Package
Feel like your best self, inside and out.
If you’ve been jonesing to work with Poplin Style to transform your personal style, this is your chance. New to Poplin? Check out our Client Stories to learn about our transformational comprehensive styling experience. Enter to win a grand prize by buying drawing tickets at $150 each. Tickets are limited.
The winner will receive:
90 minute virtual consultation to ensure your style transformation will help you communicate your authentic personal style, flatter your frame and align with your values.
An online password protected personal profile to help you maintain your style game including a list of specific items ideal for your body type, a visual color palette to simplify shopping and a list of recommended retailers to help you communicate your authentic personal style and align with your values.
One 3.5 hour closet edit (in person in the Seattle area or virtual for out of towners)
Total Value: $1,760
The power of film. Zurawski v Texas and Never Rarely Sometimes Always are a window into the current fight for access to care in the US.
Why It Matters
Idaho is one of the most restrictive states in the country for abortion access. PPGWNI is a rare, critical resource—providing care to people across the Northwest who have nowhere else to turn.
We recommend checking out these films and the PPGWNI annual report to better understand what’s at stake:
SEE
Zurawski v. Texas
Sandy and I went to see Zurawski v. Texas presented by the ACLU and SIFF a few months back. This critically acclaimed documentary film shadows three clients from Texas denied abortion care—even while facing life-threatening pregnancy complications—and the Center attorney fighting on their behalf. In one profoundly heartbreaking case in the film, the doctors confirmed that the baby would not live for more than a few moments after birth and yet the mother was still forced to carry her pregnancy to term. I can’t tell you how powerful it is.
Never Rarely Sometimes Always
Idaho is one of the most restrictive states in the country for access to abortion.PPGWNI is a rare resource for women in Idaho (and other states throughout the country) who need access to abortion. This film follows a pair of teenage girls in rural Pennsylvania travel to New York City to seek out medical help after an unintended pregnancy. It shows the tremendous hardship women face when they need to travel for reproductive healthcare services.
READ
Planned Parenthood of Greater Washington and North Idaho Annual Report
This is a good way to get a quick overview of the situation and statistics but it’s only the beginning.
LISTEN
If you are a woman in the world, you have your own story of the importance of access to reproductive healthcare. Controlling when and if you have children, getting support during menopause or peri-menopause, finding the source of your heavy periods or countless other issues- we each have a story to tell. It may feel essential to block everything out right now, but our stories are important. Reflect on your own. Listen to the stories of the women around you. Ask your friends and then consider how things could have turned out differently without access to services and support.
Let’s Show Up… and Release
If you’ve ever relied on reproductive healthcare—or know someone who has—this is a chance to give back. Whether you buy one or more drawing tickets, advocate for reproductive rights with your elected officials or show up to protests, it matters.
🎟️ Buy your drawing tickets.
💖 Make a donation.
📢 Share with a friend.
These are stressful times and it’s easy to feel despair and let inertia take hold. Hope is a verb. We choose to hope, to feel joy and connection with others. This is an essential part of the work and it builds resilience.
Take meaningful action then cuddle up with some friends and release so you have the energy to do it again.
Together, we rage. We raise. We release.
Let’s do this.
