Make a Difference
Join our donors at Coast to Coast Sperm Donation through DonateMySperm.com, the leading platform for sperm donation.
We assist individuals and families who need donor assistance to start or grow their families. This includes people facing infertility, same-sex couples, or those unable to produce sperm.
As a matching agency, we connect intended parents, clinics, and donors.
Becoming a sperm donor with Coast to Coast is a fulfilling way to make a difference. Sperm donors play a crucial role in helping individuals and couples who are struggling to conceive. With the demand for donors increasing, now is an ideal time to consider donating.
Not only will you positively impact others' lives, but you'll also feel proud knowing you helped bring new life into the world.
Why Donate?
Compensation
up to $10,000
Free healthcare
screenings
Help people
start a family
Requirements
To be a donor you must have a healthy BMI and a good medical, mental health, and genetic family history. You must live a healthy lifestyle, which includes no drug use, no smoking or vaping, and not taking medications not prescribed to you by a primary physician. You must also be practicing safe sex to prevent STDs.
Our intended parents prefer donors who are in college or have a college education.
How It Works
Apply Online
Completing our application form is easy and only takes a couple of minutes
Evaluation
Once you've passed the initial application we will complete general testing, evaluation and background review.
Start Donating
Once you're accepted into our donor program, you're ready to donate sperm.
Compensation & Benefits
The average compensation for sperm donation typically starts between $5,000 - $10,000 (plus travel expenses). If you’re interested in private donations or exclusive arrangements, you can expect higher compensation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I become a sperm donor?
The first step is to complete your online application. When your application is successful, you will be contacted by a member of Coast to Coast Sperm Donation.
How do I qualify to become a sperm donor?
You must be between the ages of 21 and 38 to be considered eligible for donation. You need a Body Mass Index (BMI) within the range of 19 to 28. Being legally allowed to work in the U.S. is another requirement. Both physical and mental well-being are important, requiring potential donors to be in good overall health. Non-smoking for at least six months is necessary, as smoking can have adverse effects on sperm quality. Drug use is also strictly prohibited, and you must have no criminal record. You should be free from any sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)
How is your program different from a sperm bank?
Our focus is on the well-being of donor-conceived individuals, guided by ethics, transparency, and the potential for meaningful connections between donors, recipients, and the children. We believe anonymity isn’t possible, so all donors must agree to identity release when the child turns 18. However, ID release doesn’t obligate a donor to meet or support the child. Unlike other banks, we limit matches to 6 families worldwide. This ensures a lower number of genetically related children giving families more control over family creation.
What are my legal rights as a sperm donor?
Sperm donors do not have legal parental rights, as the intended parents do not desire the donor to have any parental responsibilities towards the child.
Can a sperm donor be anonymous?
Simply put, anonymity is no longer guaranteed to any donor. In this day of DNA testing. social media, and facial recognition software, a donor may be found despite the intent of the parties. Any person who doesn’t want to have his identity released to the donor conceived person should not be a donor. We encourage our donors to understand what identity release means and to control the narrative of ‘when’ his information will be released to the donor conceived person. We require our donors to agree to sign a release of identity agreement, which means when the child reaches age 18, he/she provides proof of the DNA connection and makes the request for the release of information then the donor’s identity will be released.
Does a donor have to agree to meet the child in the future?
No, there is never an obligation for a donor to meet a child.
How much time does a donation require?
The time required for a sperm donation typically ranges from 3 to 7 days, amounting to about 10-15 hours in total.
How much do I get paid?
The average compensation for sperm donation typically starts between $5,000 - $10,000 (plus travel expenses). If you’re interested in private donations or exclusive arrangements, you can expect higher compensation.
When will I get paid?
The compensation is generally paid out at various milestones, such as the completion of the prescreening sperm analysis, genetic testing and infectious disease testing, criminal and civil background check and psychological evaluation. The donor receives the majority of funds once the donation occurs and the follow up (mandatory) FDA testing is completed.
Where will I donate?
We work together with local clinics throughout the U.S. Donations will be for particular families at a clinic of the parents’ choosing. All travel expenses will be paid.