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Become a
Genesis Sperm Donor
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Become a
Genesis Sperm Donor

By becoming a sperm donor, you’ll help deserving individuals and couples achieve their dream of becoming parents. Plus, you’ll have the support of our expert team with over 20 years of experience in the fertility industry, guiding you every step of the way.

1. Application &

Once you apply online, an extensive interview and consultation is scheduled to determine eligibility and discuss the sperm donation process.

2. Profile Published

After the interview, your profile will be published in the database for Intended Parents to view.

3. Psychological Screening

After being matched, we will book you a quick psychological screening appointment before moving forward.

4. Genetic Consultation

You will also have a consultation with a geneticist to go over family medical history and demographic history health.

5. Medical Screening

Your clinic will schedule a final medical screening appointment. This will include a physical screening, blood work (STD, nicotine, drugs, hormones, and genetics), and meeting with the nurse/doctor to go over the process again and answer any additional questions.

6. Legal Agreement

Once you have been medically cleared to move forward, the drafting and execution of the legal contract between you and the Intended Parents will commence.

7. Sperm Retrieval

Deposits used in the development of embryos will take place at a fertility clinic agreed upon by you and your Intended Parent

Provide families in need the future they deserve.

  • Healthy men between 18-35 may apply to donate with The Genesis Group, provided they have no significant medical or genetic conditions.
  • Individuals or couples facing infertility, single women, or same-sex female couples often use donated sperm to conceive.
  • Donors must pass a series of health screenings, including tests for STIs, genetic disorders, and general fitness.
  • As a Donor, you will sign agreements waiving any parental rights or obligations. As for future contact from the child, this depends on whether the donation was anonymous or open. We strive to facilitate open donations to allow donor-conceived individuals to contact ther Donors at 18 years of age. We do facilitate anonymous donations as well, depending on the expectations and preferences of the Donor and Intended Parents.
  • There are no physical risks; however, there may be emotional considerations. We ensure our Donors fully understand what this incredible and life-changing process entails. Donors provide deserving families the genetic material necessary for them to complete their dream of conceiving a child.