Resources

Bonei Olam mission is to provide funding for all aspects of fertility treatments, thus relieving couples of the financial, emotional and physical stress resulting from infertility. Headquarters: 1755 46th Street Brooklyn, NY 11204

B.U.M.P.S assists couples who face difficulty conceiving by issuing grants for fertility related medical treatments. We will be accepting applications for 2011 from January 1, 2011 through July 31, 2011.

Fertile Dreams brings education and understanding of fertility issues and adoption issues to the forefront and provide hope as well as financial assistance to those longing to become parents. Headquarters: 5931 Brick Court Winter Park, FL 32792

(INCIID – pronounced “inside”) is a nonprofit organization that helps individuals and couples explore their family-building options. Headquarters: PO Box 6836 Arlington, VA 22206

TQCF is a non profit organization that serves the needs of families battling infertility. The TQCF also provides financial assistance to families pursuing infertility treatment or domestic adoption through the Tinina Q. Cade Foundation Family Building Grant. Headquarters: PO Box 372 Owings Mills, MD 21117

Financial assistance for fertility preservation for Cancer Survivors. 4661 Johnson Rd., Suite 2. Coconut Creek, FL 33073. 888-953-9669

Granting financial help for infertility treatments …fulfilling dreams….building families

The fund's goal is to provide several $10k and $20k financial assistance grants annually to gay men who require financial assistance in their quest for parenthood. It was created by Men Having Babies Inc, a nonprofit organization offering guidance and financial assistance for gay men who want to become fathers. The fund was created due to the fact that gay men as a category face the most obstacles in their quest for parenting, not the least of which is financial. Heterosexual couples, single women and lesbian couples can become biological parents relatively easily, and those who need more advanced infertility services can approach the dozens of foundations that provide financial assistance to infertile people. However until this fund was created, there was not a single comparable fund to assist gay men, who are not considered “infertile” even though they need substantial third party assistance in order to become parents. The organization holds fundraisers and also uses sponsorship fees paid by service providers who attend its educational surrogacy seminars and expos.