Fertility Grants and Assistance

Baby Quest provides financial assistance to those who cannot afford the high costs of procedures such as egg freezing, IVF (In Vitro Fertilization), egg and sperm donation, and gestational surrogacy. Grants are awarded twice yearly: May and November. Fee to apply is $50. Application and all information can be found on the website:

The Jewish Fertility Foundation (JFF) is a non-profit supporting Jewish individuals and couples facing infertility. We offer compassionate assistance to help navigate this challenging journey.

Their services include:

Financial Support
- Fertility grants up to $10,000
- 20% clinic discounts
- Interest-free loans up to $20,000 through partners

Emotional Guidance
- Support groups (local and national)
- Fertility Buddies Program
- Meet-ups for those experiencing infertility

Educational Resources
- Training for medical and community leaders
- Online resources and personalized programs for families

Community Impact
With 253 babies born, 96 current pregnancies, and $2.7M in grants provided, JFF is making parenthood possible for many Jewish families.

Offered in partnership with Brilora Fertility Foundation

The Christen Goff RMA IVF Grant, offered through the Brilora Fertility Foundation, provides financial assistance to individuals and couples in Michigan and Ohio who are pursuing IVF treatment but face financial barriers. This grant covers eligible fertility services up to $20,000, administered directly through RMA of Michigan.

What This Grant Covers

Each grant covers a fresh IVF cycle including ICSI (if needed), monitoring, anesthesia, cryopreservation, and one year of embryo storage, along with PGT-A/PGT-M/PGT-P genetic testing. Alternatively, the grant may be applied toward a frozen embryo transfer cycle, including thaw and monitoring. Medications, elective services, and donor egg or donor sperm fees are the responsibility of the patient.

Eligibility Highlights

• Must be a resident of Michigan or Ohio
• Must be under age 50
• Must have a diagnosis of infertility (exception for single applicants or same-sex couples)
• Must have no infertility insurance coverage or have exhausted existing benefits
• Must be under the care of — or willing to be seen by — RMA of Michigan
• Must be willing to undergo genetic testing through Orchid Health
• Must be able and willing to begin treatment within 3 months of receiving the award

How to Apply

Applicants must complete a video interview and a written grant application, and submit supporting documentation including a signed HIPAA Authorization, photo ID, insurance card, recent pay stub, and most recent tax return. A consultation with RMA of Michigan prior to the grant deadline is required. Grant funds are paid directly to healthcare providers; no reimbursement is issued for services received before an award is granted.

LEARN ABOUT THE CHRISTEN GOFF RMA IVF GRANT → (Link: https://brilorafertility.com/grants/christen-goff-rma-ivf-grant-mi-and-oh)