Egg donors

Become an Egg Donor

Help infertile women achieve their dream of becoming parents by becoming an egg donor. We are seeking genuine women—gay, straight, single, or married—who are willing to make a difference.

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Egg Donor Membership

Membership is free, and for a limited time, we are offering 5 free message credits to all new egg donor members who complete a full profile. Contact us with your username and email address using the Contact Us link, and we will credit your account with the message credits.

Why Become an Egg Donor?

Becoming an egg donor is a special and transformative act that can change the lives of infertile couples. By donating your eggs, you give an infertile woman the chance to bring a child into her life—an incredible gift.

Many women worldwide cannot conceive and need an egg donor. Unfortunately, due to a shortage of egg donors, many women never get the opportunity to undergo treatment. Egg donors help women who can no longer produce their own eggs due to cancer, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, or early menopause.

Who Can Become an Egg Donor?

You can become an egg donor if you are fit and healthy, between 21-35 years old. Fertility clinics may accept known donors older than 35; please contact your local clinic for further information. Regular and normal periods indicate healthy hormone levels, and you must have a healthy weight and Body Mass Index (BMI).

How to Donate Eggs

Egg collection takes place in an HFEA-regulated clinic of your choice. The process includes counseling, infection, and health screens. You will take medication to stimulate egg production, and the procedure involves minimally invasive surgery to collect the eggs.

Important Information

• The birth mother retains all legal rights to the child. It is advisable to have a legal contract outlining any agreements for future contact between the donor and the child.
• It is illegal in the UK for a woman to sell her eggs.
• Pride Angel asks that all donors are motivated purely by the desire to help infertile women, without financial incentives. You are entitled to request reasonable expenses incurred.

Additional Resources

As part of the EDNA study, De Montfort University, in collaboration with Pride Angel, Fertility Network UK, Donor Conception Network, and the SEED Trust, has produced a short guide for those considering known donation. This resource shares advice from women who have acted as known egg donors on various questions related to donation, relationships between the egg provider and recipient, and future offspring.

This free downloadable resource is coming soon and will be useful for those considering providing eggs in a known arrangement. It may also interest recipients of donor eggs and professionals supporting families using this arrangement.

CLICK HERE for the download