What Should I Include in My Embryo Donation Profile?
Your profile is how donors and intended parents first get a feel for each other, so the best thing you can do is be yourself.
Here is what to include and how to make your profile feel like you:
Be authentic. The real you is what helps the right match connect with you.
Cover the basics, like education and health history, but do not stop there.
Share the fun details too. Favorite foods, movies, books, music, and hobbies are often what spark a connection between families.
Write an honest essay about who you are and why embryo donation matters to you.
Include photos. They are not required, but they help both sides feel comfortable about the journey ahead.
Fill out as much as you are comfortable with, and know your preferences can evolve as you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes a good embryo donation profile?
A: Authenticity. Sharing the real you, including both the basics and the fun details, helps the right family connect with you.
Q: Do I have to fill out every section?
A: No. Fill out as much as you are comfortable with; even a few words can add helpful context.
Ready to get started, or have questions about your profile? See how embryo donation works for donors, or contact Embryo Connections and we will be glad to help.