interested in EGG donation?

Become an Egg Donor with POMA Fertility

Egg donation provides the opportunity of parenthood to our patients who may otherwise not be able to achieve their family building goals.

Prospective Egg Donors must meet specific medical, genetic and lifestyle criteria to be accepted into our POMA Egg Donor Program.

These requirements are set to protect the well-being of the donors, provide intended parents with optimized conception outcomes, and help ensure the health of any children born from the donation.

Apply to be a donor

Qualifications:

Requirements for becoming an
Egg Donor include:

Between the ages of 21 and 32

Has a BMI between 18 and 30

Has a minimum of a high school diploma or GED

Does not use nicotine products and does not do recreational drugs

Available for office visits between 7-9AM during the week

Become a donor

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply?

To begin the application process, prospective egg donors must first complete a Prescreeen Application. If you pass the initial screening, you will be guided to complete the full donor questionnaire.

You can find the Prescreen Application here: Apply to be a donor

What are the benefits of becoming an egg donor?
  • Earn up to $10,000 per cycle in compensation as an egg donor at POMA
  • Free medical care that includes information about your own fertility and genetic screening that not only benefits you, but others in your family
  • Knowing that you are doing something truly amazing by helping those see their dreams of a family become possible
  • Referral bonus for referring a friend who completes an egg donation cycle at POMA
Will donating my eggs harm my future ability to have children?

By the time you arrive at puberty, you have about 400,000 eggs.  Each month, the body recruits a single egg from this month’s antral follicles to mature.  The remaining eggs experience atresia and are no longer available.  With egg donation, you take medication to help mature most of this month’s follicles – thus having a purpose for the eggs that would have otherwise been normally lost to you.  There is no evidence that Egg Donation has any effect on future fertility or timing of menopause.

Who can be an egg donor at POMA Fertility?
  • Between the ages of 21-32
  • Has a BMI between 18 and 30
  • Has a minimum of a high school diploma or GED
  • Does not use nicotine products and does not do recreational drugs
  • Available for office visits between 7-9AM during the week