Resources for Egg Donors

Egg donation is a safe, tested, and relatively non-invasive medical procedure that allows your eggs to be retrieved. Once your eggs are removed – or harvested, as the process is also referred to – they can either be used immediately or frozen for use at a later date. You will be compensated, but you will not have parental rights to the children that may result from your donation.

Absolutely! The average woman is born with more eggs than she will ever use. It does not interfere with your ability to conceive or birth children in the future.

If you’re a good match for the intended parents, your eggs will be used to make a baby either by the intended mother or a gestational surrogate mother.

Once your eggs are removed, they may be used right away to fertilize and grow into an embryo, or frozen to use at a later time. For each cycle you complete, you will not assume any rights or responsibilities to the children that are born as a result of your donation.

We keep a database of exceptional egg donors just like you. When intended parents are looking for a donor, we will match them to potential donors based on their criteria. They will review your profile, pictures, and might want to speak with you and perhaps meet you.

However, all parties must agree to speak and or meet. If all parties do not agree, anonymity will be maintained. We facilitate all communications between the parties with the utmost discretion and sensitivity. Your profile is secure and only accessible when a potential intended parent requests access to the database.