Fertile Hope

Fertile Hope was founded in October 2001 by cancer survivor Lindsay Nohr Beck as a result of her own endeavors to preserve her fertility in the face of critical cancer treatments. Cancer treatments like chemotherapy, radiation and surgery all have the potential to cause permanent infertility. Thankfully, there are more fertility preservation and parenthood after cancer options available for men and women than ever before.

Fertile Hope takes the wealth of knowledge from the fertility world and makes it accessible, relevant and actionable for cancer patients - before, during and after their cancer treatments.

Financial assistance for fertility preservation is offered through our Sharing Hope program which started in the fall of 2004. The Sharing Hope program increases access to egg freezing, embryo freezing and sperm banking for newly diagnosed cancer patients whose medical treatments present the risk of infertility. Fertile Hope has worked with companies and clinics to arrange for discounted services and donated medications for eligible female and male cancer patients. To date, we have approved 750 women and men, and thus helped to make parenthood a possibility for these individuals. (read less)

Fertile Hope was founded in October 2001 by cancer survivor Lindsay Nohr Beck as a result of her own endeavors to preserve her fertility in the face of critical cancer treatments. Cancer treatments like chemotherapy, radiation and surgery all have the potential to cause permanent infertility. Thankfully, there are more fertility preservation and parenthood after cancer options available for men and women than ever before.

Fertile Hope takes the wealth of knowledge from the fertility world and... (read more)