Become an elite egg donor
We work with exceptional women to help intended parents build their families, while offering competitive compensation.
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The elite egg donor profile
We're looking for exceptional women to join our donor program: bright, accomplished, and talented donors with advanced degrees from top universities, including Ivy League graduates, medical and law students, and PhD candidates.
Academic achievement matters, but it's only part of what we look for. Strong personal character counts too, along with good physical health and a family and personal medical history that meets our screening standards.
If you're a driven, high-achieving woman who fits this profile, your donation could be exactly what an intended parent has been hoping to find.
The difference you make
Your donation gives couples, single parents, and LGBTQIA+ families the chance to have the child they've longed for, sometimes after years of trying elsewhere.
Many of the families we work with have already been through other agencies or donor banks without success, which means your profile could be the one that finally turns their hope into a real path forward.
We also know that deciding to become an egg donor is a big step. You'll be cared for by a trusted and experienced team, and you'll have professional, confidential support from your first questions through your donation. Along with the impact you make, you're compensated for your time and commitment, and the whole process is handled with discretion and respect. Many of our donors describe a real sense of pride in what they've done, and choose to donate with us again.
Compensation & benefits
You'll be compensated for your time and commitment throughout the program, with earnings ranging from $8,500 to $20,000 per completed cycle, paid whether or not the intended parents conceive using your eggs. Your compensation may increase with each cycle you complete, and in-demand donors can earn more based on factors like blood type, academic and athletic achievement, artistic talent, or ethnic background.
If travel is required, airfare, hotel, ground transportation, and meals are all covered for you and a companion. Scheduling is flexible enough to work around your existing commitments.
You'll also learn a great deal about your own health along the way. Your screenings assess your physical, reproductive, psychological, and genetic health at no cost to you, including hormone testing and ultrasounds that offer real insight into your own fertility. And most importantly, you'll be helping intended parents start the family they've been hoping for.
Requirements to donate
The application process
Submit your application and initial profile information to get started.
Our team reviews your application to confirm you meet our eligibility requirements.
A standard background check is completed as part of the vetting process.
A licensed professional evaluates your readiness and suitability for donation.
You'll complete medical testing and genetic screening to confirm eligibility.
Once approved, you'll begin the donation process.
From my first questions to the day of retrieval, I never felt like just a number. The team was warm, thorough, and completely upfront about every step. Knowing I helped a family finally have the child they'd been hoping for is something I'll always be proud of.
FAQs
Is egg donation safe?
Egg donation has been practiced for more than 30 years, and over 100,000 babies have been born this way. As with any medical procedure there's some risk, but egg retrieval is low-risk and minimally invasive, with less than a 1% chance of serious side effects. Donating won't affect your own future fertility.
Will egg donation affect my ability to have children later?
No. If you're fertile enough to donate, donating shouldn't have any effect on your future fertility, and it won't deplete your egg supply. Every cycle, your ovaries develop many eggs but normally release only one, and the rest are absorbed by your body. The fertility medication simply matures some of those extra eggs that you'd have lost anyway, so you're not using them up any faster.
How much will it cost me to donate?
Nothing. There are no out-of-pocket costs to donate. If travel is needed for your cycle, airfare, transportation, lodging, and meals for you and a companion are all arranged and paid for, and you'll be covered by an insurance policy throughout the process, even if you don't have your own medical insurance.
Egg donation involves a screening process. Not all potential egg donors are selected. Not all selected egg donors receive the monetary amounts or compensation advertised. As with any medical procedure, there may be risks associated with human egg donation. Before an egg donor agrees to begin the egg donation process, and signs a legally binding contract, she is required to receive specific information on the known risks of egg donation. Consultation with your doctor prior to entering into an egg donor contract is advised.