Many women dream of someday having children. But for some women that dream has faded into frustration and exhaustion after years of trying to conceive fail to produce a pregnancy.



Every month you normally release up to 100 eggs that your body won’t use. When you donate, we “rescue” 15 to 20 of these microscopic one-cell eggs and mix them in a laboratory with sperm for fertilization. Most of the eggs fertilize to create embryos, and we then place these in the recipient’s uterus to create a pregnancy.

Deciding to Donate

Becoming an egg donor begins as an emotional decision to give a part of yourself to an egg recipient in need. As you think about becoming an egg donor you might consider these factors:

Qualifications

• Am I qualified to donate an egg? Am I "healthy" enough? Learn about Egg Donor Qualifications.

Compensation

• How much financial compensation do I receive? Learn more in our Compensation section.

The Medical Process

• What’s the process for donating my egg? What am I required to do? How long will it take? Answer these questions and more by learning about Our Medical Process.

Risks

• Are there risks associated with donating an egg? Learn about them in our Risks page.

The Emotional Experience

• What will my friends and family think of my choice to donate? How will I feel about the process? Explore these questions as you learn about The Egg Donor Experience.

Ready to Apply?

If you are passionate about giving of yourself to create a life and ready to take the next step, we invite you to Apply Now to become a donor.