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Finding the right donor should feel informed
Browse detailed egg donor profiles — photos, education, personality and family health history — with a dedicated team beside you from the first search to the final choice. Private access Screened donors Personal guidance Donor profile
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Full profiles available after secure login Sample profile layout Egg Donor
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Physical traits
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Screening information included Selecting Your Donor Current & childhood photos Physical characteristics Education & interests Personal information Family medical history Screening information Families often weigh medical and genetic history, physical traits, education, personality, values and family background.
More than a profile — a personal decision
Comprehensive profiles give families a fuller picture of the person behind the profile. Depending on the donor and program, profiles may include: How It Works
Begin your donor search in three steps
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Create your account
Register as an intended parent on the secure Origen donor database. 02
Browse & shortlist
Compare profiles and identify the donors who feel aligned with your family. 03
Decide with guidance
Review your shortlist with a case manager and move forward with confidence. Fresh + Frozen Egg Options
Different paths. The same goal
Fresh Egg Donation
A donor-specific cycle
The donor is screened, prepared and completes stimulation and retrieval for your journey — highly personalized, with more coordination. Fresh egg cycle
Frozen Donor Eggs
Ready when you are
Eggs retrieved and vitrified in advance, then thawed and fertilized when you are ready — no cycle synchronization needed. Origen Egg Bank
Three Factors to Consider
Before you choose, consider the full journey
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Timing
Fresh cycles need time for screening, clearance, legal work and planning. Frozen eggs can offer a shorter path to the lab stage. 02
Finances
Agency services, donor expenses, treatment, lab work, legal, medications and sometimes travel — understanding the full budget early helps you plan. 03
Transfer & surrogacy
Some parents also need a gestational surrogate; we coordinate the egg donation timeline alongside the surrogacy journey. Our Donors · Your Journey
Our case managers help you organize priorities, understand donor information and coordinate questions with medical and genetic professionals. The goal is not to choose for you — it is to support a decision that feels right. Support that goes beyond the database
Donor search
Narrowing options based on your priorities, preferences and program needs. Profile review
Understanding donor information, family history and screening details. Cycle coordination
Connecting donor, clinic, intended parents and every professional involved. Ongoing support
Clear updates and personal guidance as your journey moves forward. Understanding Egg Donation
The essentials
What egg donation is, who can donate, and the legal and emotional side of the journey.What is egg donation?
A donor provides eggs to help another person or family create embryos. After ovarian stimulation and retrieval, eggs are fertilized in a lab and embryos may be transferred to a recipient or gestational surrogate, or frozen for later use.
Who can become an egg donor?
Healthy candidates within the program’s age and BMI guidelines, free from significant medical or genetic concerns. Donors complete medical evaluation, psychological assessment, genetic testing and a review of personal and family health history.
What are the legal and emotional considerations?
Independent legal agreements clarify rights, responsibilities, privacy and the nature of the donor relationship, while psychological support helps donors and intended parents feel prepared for the personal side of the journey.
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