Comprehensive Access Model

Offers financial assistance, medical consultations, medications, and referrals for assisted reproductive technology, including preimplantation genetic diagnosis, high-risk pregnancy care, and fertility preservation for cancer patients. Also provides education, awareness, and adoption assistance.

Offers short-term, interest-free loans to couples experiencing financial hardship specifically related to infertility treatments and genetic disorders.

Offers financial assistance, medical guidance, and referrals for assisted reproductive technology services, including consultations, medical workups, medications, high-risk pregnancy care, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, and pre- and post-cancer fertility support, as well as adoption assistance.

Offers financial assistance, medical consultations, referrals, and coverage for services including fertility treatments, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, high-risk pregnancy care, and adoption assistance.

Provides financial assistance to nonprofit organizations that support, educate, and advocate for individuals with infertility problems. This grantmaking activity focuses on expanding access to resources and advocacy for affected individuals.

Offers financial aid to Jewish families experiencing fertility challenges, helping them access necessary medical treatments and services.

Offers financial assistance, medical consultations, medications, high-risk pregnancy care, preimplantation genetic diagnosis, fertility preservation (pre- and post-cancer), and adoption assistance, along with guidance and referrals for individuals pursuing assisted reproductive technology.

Accepts cryptocurrency donations via a partnership with The Giving Block, which converts digital assets to US dollars, and facilitates vehicle donations through a third-party program, with proceeds supporting women battling cancer.

Conducts policy advocacy to expand insurance coverage for fertility preservation by supporting legislation in multiple states, including successful advocacy for New York Medicaid coverage (A2686), Georgia HB 94, Florida HB 677, Pennsylvania HB 2649, and Nevada AB 428, and connecting cancer survivors with legislators to advance oncofertility care access.

Trains high school students through the High School Student Ambassador Program, providing education and skill development in public speaking, advocacy, fundraising, event organizing, and financial planning, with three cohorts enrolled since early 2025.

Conducts educational sessions in corporate, collegiate, and high school settings featuring speakers from the Medical Advisory Board and Survivorship Program to raise awareness about fertility challenges for women, including those affected by cancer, and to help individuals navigate healthcare barriers.

Offers volunteer opportunities including on-site event support in New York City, membership on the Peeps Committee, and participation in the Chick Mission Ambassador volunteer corps to support organizational programs.

Partners with 100 fertility clinic locations across the country to enable access to fertility preservation services for cancer patients, supporting the delivery of care coordinated through the Hope Grant Program.

Operates the Hope Grant Program to provide financial assistance for fertility preservation procedures, such as egg freezing, to newly diagnosed female cancer patients based on financial need, insurance status, and medical protocol. The program operates in ten states: California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Montana, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

Provides cash grants, zero-interest loans, and access to discounted or free services from over seventy IVF, surrogacy, egg donation, and legal providers to dozens of intended gay fathers annually; since 2014, has supported over 150 recipients through GPAP Stage II, resulting in more than 100 babies born. Also includes waiving application fees for Supporting Members in good standing.

Conducts advocacy to expand access to fertility care by promoting inclusive national definitions of infertility that recognize LGBTQ+ individuals and single people; successfully influenced policy change in countries such as Australia and New Zealand. Also advocates for ethical and affordable surrogacy practices globally.

Annually facilitates thousands of consultation referrals to surrogacy service providers participating in MHB conferences or programs, connecting prospective parents with vetted professionals in IVF, egg donation, legal services, and surrogacy.

Hosts annual in-person and virtual Men Having Babies conferences across multiple regions—including San Francisco/West Coast and Brussels/Europe—featuring workshops, panels, expos, and consultation spaces on surrogacy topics; serves hundreds of attendees globally each year, with recent events serving over 225 in San Francisco and over 250 in Brussels, including multilingual interpretation and immersive virtual formats using platforms like Remo.