Give and Preserve Program
Is Egg Donation a Good Choice For You?
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NCCRM’s “Give and Preserve” Egg Donor Program
Unlock a Secure Future for Yourself and Help a Family in Need
A Pathway of Possibility, Purpose, and Future Family Planning
At NCCRM, we believe in creating opportunities that not only empower you but also offer hope to families dreaming of having a child. Our Preserve and Give Egg Donor Program is designed to support women who are interested in both helping others and exploring fertility preservation for themselves.
We offer three unique program options, each with different benefits and qualifications. Whether your priority is personal egg preservation, traditional donor compensation, or a hybrid of both, we have a pathway that may suit your needs.
Because eligibility varies, your medical and personal history will help determine which program(s) you may qualify for. Our team is here to guide you through the process and answer your questions with care and transparency.
By participating in this program, you’re not just taking a step toward securing your future—you may also be giving another family the chance to grow theirs. It’s a powerful act of kindness, and we’re honored to support you on this journey.
General Donor Qualifications
To qualify for our program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Age: 19–28 for options 2 and 3, and 19-32 for option 1
- General Health: Non-smoker, healthy BMI, no significant medical or genetic conditions
- Reproductive Health: Regular menstrual cycles, no history of fertility issues, and an AMH ranging between 2 and 6, unless approved by the provider
- Lifestyle: No recent drug use, no new tattoos or piercings in the past 6 months
- Education: Minimum high school diploma (some programs may prefer some college)
- Commitment: Willing to complete a full screening process and medical cycle
All donors will undergo a comprehensive screening process, including:
- Hormone testing (AMH levels, follicle count)
- Genetic carrier screening
- Psychological evaluation
- Ultrasound and general medical exam
Option 1: Traditional Egg Donation
Best for: Women who want financial compensation for egg donation, and have a high egg yield for donation and matching intended parents.
- Donor agrees to complete one donation cycle.
- Compensation: Donors receive a financial payout per cycle ($4,500+) based on education level, proven donor status, health, fertility indicators, and physical characteristics.
- All medical costs, including pre-screening and medications, are comprehensively covered.
- No egg-freezing benefits for the donor.
To qualify for our program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Age: 21–28 (ideal range), may accept up to 32 depending on ovarian reserve
- AMH Level: ≥2.5 ng/mL (indicates strong ovarian reserve and likely good response to stimulation)
- BMI: 18–28 (ensures safe anesthesia and optimal hormonal response)
- No smoking, drug use, or heavy alcohol use
- No history of genetic disorders
- Regular menstrual cycles (26–35 days)
- No PCOS (or only mild symptoms, depending on response)
- Normal antral follicle count (AFC ≥ 12)
- Normal hormonal profile
- Negative infectious disease panel and genetic carrier screening
- Psychological screening and genetic counseling approval
Option 2: IVF Cost Sharing
Best for: Women who want to help others, can produce a high number of eggs, and are seeking a more affordable IVF journey.
- Patient completes a low-cost IVF cycle at the price of $6,000, which includes all stimulation medications, cycle management, anesthesia, one retrieval, 8 Eggs (remaining eggs are donated to NCCRM), ICSI fertilization, assisted hatching, blastocyst culture, Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET), and cryopreservation of embryos, including one year of storage.
- Cycle price excludes medical screening and workup (can be filed to insurance)
- Cycle price excludes FET medication.
- An annual storage fee of $600 for 6 embryos, and $800 for 7+ embryos, applies after the first year.
To qualify for our program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Age: 21–28 (younger patients preserve higher-quality eggs and better share potential)
- AMH Level: ≥3.0 ng/mL (needed to ensure 8 quality eggs for patient and remaining for program)
- BMI: 18–26 (tighter range to ensure optimal hormonal response and egg quality)
- No major health or fertility conditions
- No smoking, drug use, or heavy alcohol use
- No history of genetic disorders
- No PCOS (risk of low maturity or overstimulation)
- Regular menstrual cycles (26–35 days) and no hormonal contraceptive use for at least 2 months prior (to accurately assess natural cycle)
- Normal hormonal profile
- Normal antral follicle count, AFC ≥ 15 (gives confidence in a high enough egg count to split)
- Negative infectious disease panel and genetic carrier screening
- Psychological screening and genetic counseling approval
Option 3: Preservation Cost Sharing
Best for: Women who can produce a high number of eggs and are seeking more affordable fertility preservation options.
- Patient completes a low-cost egg preservation cycle at the price of $4,500, which includes all stimulation medications, cycle management, anesthesia, one retrieval, 8 Eggs (remaining eggs are donated to NCCRM), egg identification and cryopreservation, including one year of storage.
- Cycle price excludes medical screening and workup (can be filed to insurance)
- An annual storage fee of $600 for six eggs, and $800 for 7+ eggs, applies after the first year.
To qualify for our program, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Age: 21–28 (younger patients preserve higher-quality eggs and better share potential)
- AMH Level: ≥3.0 ng/mL (needed to ensure eight quality eggs for the patient and remaining for the program)
- BMI: 18–26 (tighter range to ensure optimal hormonal response and egg quality)
- No major health or fertility conditions.
- No smoking, drug use, or heavy alcohol use.
- No history of genetic disorders.
- No PCOS (or only mild symptoms, depending on response)
- Regular menstrual cycles (26–35 days) and no hormonal contraceptive use for at least 2 months prior (to accurately assess natural cycle)
- Normal hormonal profile.
- Normal antral follicle count, AFC ≥ 15 (gives confidence in a high enough egg count to split)
- Negative infectious disease panel and genetic carrier screening.
- Psychological screening and genetic counseling approval.
FAQs for Egg Donors and Egg Donor Recipients
What is the Preserve and Give Egg Donor Program?
The Preserve and Give Program is a unique egg donation opportunity NCCRM offers. It’s designed for women who are interested in helping others start a family and exploring options for preserving their own fertility. This compassionate pathway can benefit both the donor and the intended parents.
How does the program work?
We offer three different participation options, each with its structure and benefits. While each program is slightly different, they involve donating eggs through a supportive and carefully guided process. Your eligibility for each option will depend on your circumstances, which we will discuss during your consultation.
Who is eligible to participate?
Eligibility is based on age, overall health, and specific reproductive considerations. Our program is open to participants between the ages of 19 and 32. During your consultation, our specialist will review your medical history and discuss the criteria to determine if you are a good fit for the program.
What are the benefits for me?
By joining our program, you gain the invaluable opportunity to preserve your fertility—a step that can be cost-prohibitive if pursued independently. Additionally, you become part of a compassionate movement that helps another family realize their dream of parenthood.
Are there any costs involved?
Program details, including potential costs or coverage, will be reviewed with you individually. In most cases, donors do not pay for their participation, but specifics depend on the option selected and your personal eligibility.
What kind of support can I expect throughout the process?
Our dedicated team is with you every step of the way—from initial consultation and medical evaluations to the egg retrieval process and post-procedure care. We provide personalized support to ensure you feel informed, cared for, and empowered throughout your journey.
How do I get started or learn more?
If you’re interested in or simply curious about the Preserve and Give Egg Donor Program, please contact our office and ask to speak to Folita.