Our mission is to ensure every young woman newly diagnosed with cancer has the option to preserve fertility through direct financial support, educational programs, and advocacy efforts.
We refuse to let the emotional, physical, and financial cost of a cancer diagnosis stand between young women and a full life after beating this disease.
young adults are diagnosed with cancer in the U.S. each year.
can be the out-of-pocket cost for a single IVF cycle.
LESS THAN
PERCENT
of physicians discuss the damage cancer treatment may have on fertility.
Many insurance companies will not cover preservation for patients.
ONLY
STATES
have legislation supporting oncofertility services.
Hope Grant Recipients
Fertility Clinic Locations
Saved in Medical Expenses for Patients & Families
Pledged
Eggs Frozen
– Roshni, Survivor & Grant Recipient
Our Hope Grant Program supports newly diagnosed female patients choosing to preserve fertility options ahead of treatment. Please contact us for more information about where we work geographically and our current fertility partners across the country.
After her *third* cancer diagnosis before age 40, our founder Amanda Rice channeled her frustration with reproductive health into a nonprofit.
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Attention, Georgia! 
Here’s what’s up: HB
Bubbles is back! 
Join us on May 21 as we
In waiting room after waiting room during her
Earlier this week, survivor, Chick Mission
The journey of HB 94 
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The Chick Mission is all about supporting badass
As a fertility nurse, a friend and family member
Georgia residents, rise up! This Wednesday,
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Happy
Introducing the PEEPS COMMITTEE, 2025! 
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Next stop…the Senate! 
We could not be more
The future looks bright 
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There’s also a major bill up in New Jersey — and
If passed, HB 94 would require coverage for
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