Is Donating Your Eggs Right For You?

MyEggBank works with fertility clinics around the United States who accept egg donors. Our rigorous standards for both the clinics and the egg donors to ensure the health, safety of both the donors and the recipients of the eggs. Our clinic will guide you through the egg donor process from start to finish, answering all your questions, offering support, and providing generous compensation for egg donation.

The Benefits of Egg Donation

Egg donation is a beautiful gift to give aspiring parents at any stage of their journey. Some of our growing families have been on the path to parenthood for years having faced failure and heartbreak, while others may be just starting out with a chosen gestational carrier. Helping families build their families is an incredible way to give back – and also prepare for your own future.

Helping People Become Parents Who Otherwise Couldn’t

Many women who desperately want a family cannot conceive a child with their own eggs because of a variety of fertility problems. These infertility issues can be the result of cancer, age, hormonal imbalances, poor egg quality, being a carrier of a serious genetic disease, or unknown causes. A woman with one or more of these fertility problems is usually perfectly able to successfully carry a child in her uterus, give birth to a healthy baby, and be a wonderful mother. By donating your eggs for her to create an embryo with her partner’s (or a donor’s) sperm, you are giving her the opportunity to experience motherhood and bring a healthy child into the world!

Of course, same-sex male couples will always need donor eggs to conceive. You could be the key to their dream of parenthood.

Generous Egg Donor Compensation

A generous compensation package is provided for the time and effort of our egg donors. Compensation varies based on your nearest donation center’s program and the number of donation cycles you go through, but is at least several thousand dollars and can be much more for donors who complete multiple cycles. If you pass screening and your first cycle is successful, you could be approved to do up to 6 donation cycles based on the judgment of the center’s supervising clinician. On top of this, you can receive referral bonuses when your friends successfully donate their eggs.

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Comprehensive Health Evaluation from Top Clinicians

Part of the egg donor process is having a comprehensive health evaluation from our top clinicians. You’ll receive a full physical examination, reproductive health testing, and genetic screening to determine your risk for inheritable conditions. This information could give you valuable insight into your health and how you should approach planning for a family of your own.

Quick and Flexible Egg Donation Process

You can complete your frozen or fresh egg donation cycle in just a couple of months. With MyEggBank, once you are screened as a donor, you can immediately start your donor cycle, complete it within two months, and receive your compensation.

With our fresh program, you would not need to coordinate your donation cycle, or appointments, around the recipient’s schedule. With MyEggBank, we will work hard to accommodate your schedule!

Free Egg Freezing for Your Own Family

Some donation centers also offer to freeze your eggs for your own use once you have successfully completed 3 egg donation cycles. This service normally costs women up to $10,000. By having your healthy eggs frozen and stored for your future use, you can be confident in your ability to have children of your own later without worrying about the “ticking biological clock.”

Fresh vs. Frozen Donor Cycles

Egg donors have the choice of donating through fresh or frozen cycles. The primary difference between a fresh vs a frozen donation cycle is the time at which the donor egg is fertilized. With fresh cycles, the donor egg is fertilized immediately after retrieval, and with frozen cycles, the donor egg is cryogenically preserved and fertilized when you are ready to create embryos.

What Is the Egg Donation Process?

You can partner with MyEggBank as an approved donor in as few as two months. The process for becoming an egg donor is simple and straightforward, and you’ll be in the hands of exceptional physicians, clinicians, and staff every step of the way.

Becoming an egg donor starts with an easy application process, where we get to know a bit about you and your medical history. If selected, you’ll undergo a thorough screening process to confirm your health and readiness to donate. This includes personalized care from medical and psychological professionals who prioritize your comfort and well-being.

Every step of the journey is designed to empower you, with the opportunity to help hopeful families achieve their dreams of parenthood.

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Egg Donor Privacy

Rest assured that MyEggBank’s egg donor process will always protect your privacy. Your identity will not be shared with the aspiring parent of your eggs. Learn more about our privacy policy and how we protect your personal and medical information.

We welcome you to visit our Donor FAQs page for more details on the egg donation process, donor compensation, and donor privacy.

Why Choose MyEggBank

There are considerable advantages to donating to MyEggBank, as opposed to traditional donor egg programs:

• If you are accepted as a MyEggBank donor, you can start the process right away. We want you to have the flexibility you need throughout this journey.
• Once your cycle is completed, your donor compensation will be quickly processed.
• The egg donation cycle is planned around your needs with no recipient cycle coordination required.
• At some MyEggBank donation centers, you are also eligible to freeze some of your eggs for your own future use once you have completed 3 donation cycles.
• If a donor refers a friend who successfully completes a cycle,some clinics offer a referral bonus. Check with your local center for details.

• Get Started

  If you are ready to become an egg donor, the first step is to begin an egg donor application.

  Start a Donor Application