This is your chance to support an underprivileged kid to begin his educational journey. By donating to our program, you will be sponsoring the entire costs incurred for financing the beneficiaries.

When you donate to a kid's education, no child has to spend her days completing daily chores. They get an equal opportunity just like the privileged kids, to receive the light of knowledge.

Take this drastic step only after having a look at our different donation plans. Check them out here and make a child educated.

Practical issues

Compensation

As a donor in the UK it's illegal for someone to pay you anything more than reasonable expenses. Find out more about expenses on the egg and sperm donation pages.

Donation law

It’s not possible to donate your sperm, eggs or embryos anonymously. This means that when a child conceived with your donation reaches 18 they’ll be able to ask for your name and address.

Eligibility to donate

Not everyone will be eligible to donate. Every donor needs to go through strict health tests to ensure that no illnesses are passed onto the baby and there are age limits on donating.

Past donors

What can people find out about me?

Anyone who donated before 1 April 2005 is automatically anonymous unless they choose to remove their anonymity. If you donated after 1 April 2005, any children conceived from your donation can ask us for your name and last known address, potentially allowing them to contact you.

Rules around releasing donor information

Get information about the outcome of your donation

If you donated after 1 August 1991, you can request information about the number, sex and year of birth of any children conceived from your donation. We don’t hold information about donations before 1 August 1991 but the Donor Conceived Register may be able to help.

Apply for information

Remove your anonymity

If you donated before 1 April 2005 you can choose to remove your donor anonymity, potentially allowing children conceived from your donation to contact you. You’ll need to complete an application form and provide some forms of ID.

Remove your donor anonymity

Sharing your identity

It’s not possible to donate your sperm, eggs or embryos anonymously in the UK via an HFEA licenced clinic. When a child conceived from your donation reaches 18, they’ll be able to ask us for your name and address. You should know that it’s also possible that they could also find out your identity before they reach 18 using home DNA testing and matching services that are available online.

Why donate?

You can either donate to someone else’s treatment or you can donate to fertility research. Both are extraordinary gifts: in one case you’re giving parents the chance to have the family they’re always longed for; in the other you’re contributing to research into curing infertility and preventing the spread of life-threatening genetic diseases.