In reply to Rebecca Pepper.

I would be very skeptical of anything on the web and especially from a radical politically motivated site on either side of the question. From snopes.com

"Although this information was widely touted as demonstrating hypocrisy on the part of Hobby Lobby, some aspects of it are uncertain. The reported information dates from 2012, and it's not known whether Hobby Lobby has made changes to its retirement plan since then. Additionally, Hobby Lobby reportedly provides its employees with the option of making 401(k) investments in 24 different mutual funds, with each fund's portfolio consisting of "at least dozens if not hundreds of different holdings." How assiduously Hobby Lobby might have screened every single company included in the portfolios of dozens of different mutual funds, and whether they were aware that some of those companies had ties to contraceptive producers, is also unknown."
Read more at http://www.snopes.com/info/news/hobbylobby.asp#WJxKeXc4d0x4Sd2o.99