We offer three types of sperm donation arrangements.
All donors agree to Identity Release as part of our program. Donors agree to release their identity to adult donor-conceived persons when requested. While intended parents and donors don't share personal information during matching, they may use an alias or ID number to identify each other in legal agreements. Donors provide regular medical updates throughout.
Semi-identified donation means intended parents and donors remain non-identified during matching but share limited contact and identifying information once donation is completed or there's a known pregnancy or birth. Donors continue providing medical updates and are available for identity release to donor-conceived people of legal age.
Identified donation is when parties who may not know each other previously agree to share some or all identifying and contact information during the process. This generally means full names are shared. Many donors are happy to meet recipient families and agree to future contact while providing regular medical updates.
"The profiles and background details provided everything we needed to make an informed decision. What really set this apart was discovering we could have direct contact with our donor. During our video call, he was incredibly genuine and patient with all our questions. His openness and warmth made what could have been an impersonal process feel truly meaningful. Having that personal connection was exactly what we hoped for but didn't expect to find."