Nurture Egg Donor Program
Donor compensation
Are you wondering? Do I get paid to donate eggs?
You might be wondering, “Do I get paid to donate my eggs?”or “How much will I get paid to donate my eggs?”
The answer is Yes: Nurture egg donors do get paid if they donate eggs, but the payment is not for your eggs; it is for your time and effort.
As to how much you get paid for donating eggs, donor compensation is guided by the South African Medical Ethics Committee and is currently set at between R8000 and R10000 depending on where you donate, how many times you donate, and how far you are away from the fertility clinic.
Nurture Egg Donor Program is looking for egg donors who are full of kindness and grace, and who want to bless the lives of others - not just for money.
You are compensated for time and effort.
The donor fee that is paid is not intended to pay for the eggs donated; you are not ‘selling’ your eggs, you are giving them as a gift to someone else. The payment received for donating your eggs is for the time and the effort required to go through the donation process.
Payment FAQs
Do you get paid to donate eggs?
You get paid when you donate your eggs. The payment of the donor fee is paid by the fertility clinic you donate at within 2 to 3 days AFTER you’ve donated.
How much will you be paid?
Egg donors will get paid between R8000 and R10000 each time they donate. Donors can donate a maximum of 6 times, or a maximum of 6 babies may be born from their donation.
When will you be paid?
You get paid a fee when you donate your eggs. The payment of the donor fee is paid by the fertility clinic you donate at within 2 to 3 days AFTER you’ve donated.
Can you donate eggs for money?
You get paid when you donate eggs, but the payment received for donating your eggs is for the time and the effort required to go through the donation process. The donor fee that is paid is not intended to pay for the eggs donated; you are not ‘selling’ your eggs, you are giving them as a gift to someone else.