New Grace Fertility donor pay and requirements
A field-by-field review of compensation, eligibility, time commitment, locations, and program terms from the complete DonorIndex dataset.
What the headline number means
Not publicly disclosed
Locations and program
- open
- California (Los Angeles, San Diego), New York, Oregon, Washington
- name
- New Grace Fertility
- affiliate
- Asian Family Surrogacy
- hq
- Newark, CA
- website
- newgracefertility.com
- type
- Directed / known-donor sperm program (anonymous or known) within a surrogacy/egg agency
- years operating
- 10+
- identity policy
- Anonymous or known (donor's choice)
Commitment
- program length
- Known ~3 months; anonymous ~9-12 months (6-month FDA quarantine)
- frequency
- 1-2x/week during active period
- abstinence
- 2 days before each donation
- screening duration
- Matching ~2-3 months
Requirements
- age
- 19-38
- education
- Bachelor's degree or currently enrolled in college
- smoking
- Non-smoker, drug-free
- disqualifiers
- STD in past year; mental-illness history; major immediate-family conditions; recent tattoos/piercings
- citizenship
- US citizenship not required, but must have valid ID and legal US residency status
- legal name
- Asian Family Surrogacy Inc. (operates as New Grace Surrogacy & Egg Donation / New Grace Fertility)
Compensation
- model
- Directed — intended parents pay (escrow, installments)
- comp standard
- $6,000+ for a 3-month first-time period
- comp premium
- $8,000-$20,000+ for VIP / repeat donors
- vip criteria
- Ivy League / top-university education (up to $20k/period), proven prior donation, exceptional medical history
- premium factors
- Education (Ivy), proven donor, medical history — height/appearance/ethnicity explicitly NOT factors
- travel
- 100% of out-of-pocket covered (flights, hotel, ground, meals, mileage)
- exclusivity
- None published (VIP compensation tiers are quality-based, not exclusivity)
What we don’t know yet
These details were not publicly available when this profile was verified.
- height
- bmi
- family cap
- msm policy
Frequently asked about New Grace Fertility
How much do sperm donors make at New Grace Fertility?
New Grace Fertility advertises up to $6–20k/period per month, at $6,000–20,000 per approved donation. It pays by check rather than same-day cash, and banks typically hold part of each payment until samples clear a 6-month FDA quarantine.
What are the requirements to donate sperm at New Grace Fertility?
New Grace Fertility looks for donors aged 19–38, with no height minimum, college+ education, good health, and the ability to visit a collection site regularly. See the requirements section above for the full list.
Where can I donate sperm at New Grace Fertility?
New Grace Fertility has collection sites in Nationwide. Donation is in person, usually 1–3 times a week, so proximity to a site is the real constraint.
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