Have you thought about being a known donor?
- ✦Help more families exist, as fertility challenges increase
- ✦Be informed on the donation process
- ✦Support friends going through this
More single moms by choice and queer couples are hoping to find a donor they know — someone from their community, whom their child can know too. We’re gathering stories, information, and people who want to talk about it — to make the process easier for everyone, and help more families come to be.
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A known donor isn’t a dad.
With the right legal agreements in place, a donor isn’t a legal parent. The family is the family.
Many families want a donor they know.
Someone from their community — someone their child can put a face and a name to.
The relationship is up to the adults.
A few visits a year, a card on birthdays, or staying in the background. It’s agreed on together.
Sperm banks are a hard place to choose from.
Limited information, limited ways to filter, limited supply. A known donor is a different path.
You can learn without committing.
Signing up starts a conversation — not a contract. You’re never listed anywhere.
We’re hosting gatherings in San Francisco, New York, and other cities. If you’d like to be notified when they happen — or if you’d be willing to share your story at one — please sign up below.
Sign up below ↓Stay in the loop.
We’ll email you with updates and about gatherings in SF & NYC. You won’t be listed anywhere, and we never share your email.
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