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Help deserving intended parents realize their dreams of parenthood.
Start your journey today.
あなたのユニークな特質は、私たち家族に奇跡を起こすことができる。
At Genesis, we match egg donors directly with intended parents for one donation at a time. Your journey is in your control, from determining your own compensation to deciding who to match with and on what terms.
With over twenty years of expertise facilitating egg donation journeys for donors and families of all backgrounds, we lead our industry in safety, ethics, and transparency. Our program empowers women like you to help build families with compassion and confidence, backed by a team you can trust.
Join the best agency for the best journey.
Industry-Leading Compensation
As a Genesis egg donor, you set the terms and desired compensation for your journey. Our top donors can earn up to:
$40,000-$100,000+
in compensation for their meaningful contribution to our families.
A Dedicated Team For Your Journey
Every egg donation journey is supported by a dedicated case manager to coordinate paid travel, appointments, medications, paperwork, and anything in between.
You’ll have someone to rely on at every step, from the moment you match to the day of your donation.
Commitment to Ethics and Trust
When you join our program, you can trust that your journey is in the right hands.
Our company president is a founding member of The Society for Ethics in Egg Donation and Surrogacy (SEEDS), and we use the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) as guidelines for our journey.
Your journey as an egg donor will look like this.
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Once you apply online and are initially approved, we’ll schedule an interview and consultation to review the egg donation process and answer any questions you have.
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In order to find like-minded intended parents who may be the right fit for your donation, you will build an anonymous donor profile complete with photos, personality questions, family health history, and other details.
Upon completion, your profile will become active in our private database, where intended parents can view and inquire about a match.
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If an intended parent or couple shows interest in you as their egg donor, we will coordinate a match meeting via Zoom, in person, or however you are most comfortable. You will receive their profile as well for your review.
After connecting, a match will commence if you mutually agree to move forward with a journey.
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After the match is made, you will complete a psychological screening appointment and a multiple-choice psychological assessment (typically a PAI or MMPI).
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During this time, you will also meet with a genetic counselor to review your family medical history and relevant background information, ensuring no genetic incompatibilities or significant risks are present between you and the intended parents.
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Before your journey begins, an IVF clinic chosen by the intended parents will schedule your medical screening appointment, including a physical exam, transvaginal ultrasound, and blood work. They will provide official approval for you to safely begin the egg donation process.
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Once medically cleared, the legal agreement between you and the intended parents will be drafted and finalized. You will be given clear details regarding travel arrangements, your compensation disbursement, and other important information before you sign.
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This is when the main phase of your egg donation journey begins, starting with the baseline appointment. Your clinic will conduct more fertility testing to establish base levels for monitoring your body’s response to the IVF medications you’ll be prescribed.
The clinic will then provide a treatment calendar with clear medication instructions, monitoring appointment dates, and an estimated egg retrieval date.
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Over the next two weeks, you will follow the clinic’s provided calendar and take daily medications to assist the egg growth and maturation process leading up to your retrieval. The stimulation medications are typically taken as daily injections with small needles, and birth control is sometimes prescribed to properly time the cycle.
You will attend short monitoring appointments during this period to ensure your body is safely and effectively responding to the medications. You can learn more about the exact medications you may be prescribed here.
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At the end of your cycle, you will take a final “trigger shot” to prepare your eggs for the retrieval.
The egg retrieval itself is a minimally invasive procedure performed under anesthesia or twilight sedation, typically taking around 15-30 minutes. Using ultrasound guidance, fully mature eggs are lightly aspirated using light suction.
Afterward, we recommend taking at least two days off to rest, and our team will be by your side to offer support and give recommendations for making a quick, full recovery.
Why do egg donors choose The Genesis Group?
Genesis egg donors benefit from a clear, transparent process from their initial application to the egg retrieval, designed and refined since our inception in 2003.
Benefits such as fully customizable compensation packages, paid travel expenses, and secure payments through third-party escrow companies reflect our commitment to professionalism and trust, and they support our network of highly qualified intended parents and egg donors alike.
We proudly serve families from diverse backgrounds, including individuals navigating infertility, LGBTQ+ couples pursuing parenthood, and single parents ready to raise the families of their dreams.
一流の志願者は、これらの基本条件を満たしている。
Age
21～29歳の非喫煙者
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Education
現在大学に在籍している、または大学を卒業している
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Physical Health
You have a BMI within a healthy range (clinic requirement)
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Family History
Your family has a strong medical background
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Regularity
典型的で規則的な月経周期がある。
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Birth Control
You do not use or are willing to pause use of any implant-based birth control
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Ready to get started?
Complete our quick, five-minute initial application to begin.
“Thank you for making me feel so special. I felt like I was in good hands the whole time. [Genesis] made me feel safe.”
- キャシー、卵子提供者
We’re here to guide you through the egg donation process.
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An egg donation agency like The Genesis Group facilitates individual matches between egg donors and intended parents based on their unique needs and compatibility. Our focus is on empowering donors by allowing you to set your desired compensation, journey and contact preferences, and decide to whom you will donate your eggs. We support the full process, including profile matching, appointment and travel coordination, and communication throughout your journey.
An egg bank usually provides frozen donor eggs that have already been retrieved, frozen, and stored. Donors typically relinquish their genetic material to the bank rather than a predetermined intended parent or couple. Parents choose from a database of anonymous donors, purchase a set number of frozen eggs, and move forward with their clinic to develop embryos.
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People use egg donors to build their families for many reasons. Many intended parents face infertility, a low ovarian reserve, or medical conditions that make it difficult to use their own eggs. Others may be single parents by choice or same-sex male couples growing their families through IVF and donor eggs. Egg donation gives these individuals another path to parenthood when they need it.
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No, egg donation does not cause infertility. The medications used during a donor cycle help mature eggs that your body would otherwise lose naturally, and the number of eggs retrieved per cycle (around 15-30) is negligible compared to the total amount in your ovarian reserve (usually hundreds of thousands).
The clinic you work with will conduct a medical screening to ensure you are physically prepared for the process, and the team will monitor you carefully throughout to help keep the cycle safe.
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IVF technology has been in use since the late 1970's, and there are no known long-term side effects. However, some short-term side effects can happen. These may include bloating, cramping, fatigue, mood changes, and mild discomfort, similar to PMS symptoms.
A rare but important risk is Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS), which your clinic will monitor for closely. Before starting medications, your doctor will review the risks with you and answer any questions so you feel fully informed.
You can also reach out to our team or read our Guide to the Egg Retrieval Process to learn more.
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Before you start an egg donation journey, you will complete a medical screening and a baseline appointment. Screening usually includes:
Bloodwork (hormones and infectious disease screening)
Ultrasound/ovarian reserve review
Genetic screening and family history review
Psychological evaluation
Medical history review
At your baseline appointment before you start medications, you will receive:
AMH (Anti-Müllerian Hormone) testing for fertility
Bloodwork for estrogen levels
Uterine lining testing
Your exact testing plan may vary by clinic, but the goal is always to confirm that donation is safe for you and the intended parents.
This support is of course on top of our journey support and coordination efforts.
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