Egg Donation Services
Building families can take a village. We're here to help
- Support network of knowledgeable team members
- Help navigating the next steps with our compassionate and caring team
- Assigned support workers
- Guidance through profile creation, legal contracts, medication, claiming reimbursements
- Advocate for you with the fertility clinics and lawyers
- Access to workshops, videos, support groups, a Nurse Practitioner, counselling and so much more
Requirements to become a Donor
It takes a special person to be an egg donor. We have the utmost respect and admiration for those who decide to help others by donating their eggs. To donate you:
- Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent residency status
- Between the ages of 20-31
- Healthy BMI
- Any ethnicity or religious background
- No family history of inheritable genetic disorders
- No reproductive disorders/abnormalities
- Heathy- physically, emotionally and mentally
- Be comfortable giving yourself daily injections and follow all medical protocols
- Willing to undergo psychological and medical assessments
- Not abuse alcohol, use tobacco, marijuana or illegal drugs
Reimbursements and expenses
One cannot be paid as an egg donor in Canada under the Assisted Human Reproduction Act, but a donor should not suffer any financial loss while in a cycle.
Reimbursement for donation related expenses are allowed, with the average reimbursements ranging from $5,000- 8,000.
Common expenses include but are not limited to: Lost wages, child care/ animal care, vitamins, medication, feminine hygiene products, telecommunications, parking, hotel/flight if needed, travel, groceries & post retrieval recovery