Sperm Donor Money

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By Michael Wong | March 22, 2019.

5. Pacific Reproductive Services (Visit pacificreprodsvcs):

Earn $100 per sperm donation at the Pacific Reproductive Services' two sperm collection centers in Pasadena and San Francisco.
Sperm collection centers:

Pasadena, CA: 65 North Madison Avenue, Suite 610, Pasadena, CA 91101 - (626) 432-1681.
San Francisco, CA: 444 De Haro Street, Suite 222, San Francisco, CA 94107 - (415) 767-1076.
support: (888) 469-5800

Aged 19 to 36.
5' 8"+ in height.
In good health.
Not at risk for sexually transmitted diseases.
Preferably, a registered college student or graduate, or whether in training or on the job, a police officer, firefighter or EMT.
From any ethnic group.
Able to provide general information about your biological family's health history.
Able to produce sperm that can withstand the freezing process.

You submit an online application.
You have a telephone interview for a brief information exchange.
You donate a semen specimen to be tested for sperm count, motility and ability to withstand the freezing process.
You get an in-person interview to review information about you and your family's social and health history, and examine another semen sample.
The final screening where you complete a physical exam and provide a sperm, urine and blood sample for testing.
If you meet all screening criteria, you receive a $300 signing bonus.
You get a $200 bonus when you complete the program.

Under California law, sperm donors have no parental rights or responsibilities to any children conceived from their sperm.
Anonymous donor's identity is not revealed to the recipient or any children born from your sperm.
"Willing To Be Known" program:

It allows offspring conceived from your sperm when they reach 18 to request a meeting with you face to face, in person, via Skype, or some other live video medium.
After the required meeting, your obligation has been fulfilled and no further contact is required, unless both you and your offspring mutually agree to it.
This option is not required to qualify as a donor.