Happy New Year! It's exciting to leave 2025 behind. 2025 was a year of development and growth for AsiaWest & Intend. As we head into the new year, here is a look at some highlights from this past year: Matches In 2025 we had an incredible 97 donor matches! It is so rewarding to look at that number and see how many families we have met and helped this year, as well as the number of donors that have dedicated time and energy to being matched with an intended family. Retrievals

We get so many donors asking us if we can work with donors who are not in the United States. Read on for our policy on working with donors outside the U.S. and why: The short answer... The short answer is no - unfortunately, we only work with donors currently residing in the United States who can legally accept compensation. Why? During the match, donors are required to travel to the IVF clinic that the intended family is working with. Our intended families only work with cli

We have many donor applicants who are students and have questions about scheduling. We understand that the student schedule can be demanding, and there isn't always a lot of free time during the school year. The good news is, we work with many students and are totally willing to work around school schedules! Here are some things to keep in mind as a student donor: Communication The number one most important thing is to let us know off the bat about any scheduling restrictions

Case Managers are an integral part of the egg donation process, but you usually don't meet them until you are officially matched. This blog post breaks down what Case Managers (CM's) do. Getting Started Once the donor is officially matched, the donor will send a match confirmation sheet with their contact information and some other info to the Case Manager. The intended family will also send over paperwork for the match. Once the paperwork has been received, the Case Manager