stand
with ivf
For some people, IVF offers their best hope of conceiving a child—but access to this life-giving help is under threat.
Stand with IVF is committed to protecting the rights of individuals to build their families through IVF and related services.
The decision to have a baby should be up to parents—not policymakers. The government should protect IVF from interference and preserve the ability of medical professionals to freely practice reproductive medicine.
This November, use your vote to Stand with IVF.
Defending
Privacy
No matter what leads a person to choose IVF, the decisions they make must be private medical decisions made in partnership with their health care provider – and free of government interference.
Fighting for families’ futures
Protecting
Full Access
Choosing IVF is a deeply personal decision. IVF is a constellation of procedures and decisions, focused on the patient and their embryos. Protecting meaningful IVF access means protecting the full range of IVF decision making and services.
Blocking
hidden bans
Opponents of reproductive freedom are working on sneaky, back-door approaches to ban IVF. These efforts would insert the government between patients and their medical providers and block IVF access – making it impossible for many to start a family.
Because of IVF, my body’s limitations didn’t have to limit my lifelong dream of motherhood. I’m forever grateful that modern medicine was there to help me realize that dream.”
– Jennifer H.
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Help us Preserve IVF
A donation in any amount will help us spread the word and advance our mission: protecting IVF freedom for families.
Stand with IVF is a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization. Donations are not tax deductible.IVF Stands
for LIFE
86k
infants born in the US in 2022 were a result of successful IVF procedures
IVF Stands
for hope
69%
of individuals of reproductive age diagnosed with cancer required fertility preservation procedures to just have a chance to start a family.
IVF Stands
for Family
1 in 8
women age 15–49 years have received infertility services as a result of challenges with conceiving
10M+
babies born through IVF worldwide since 1978
Nothing about me or my life today would be the same if it weren’t for IVF and the gift of my children. I say it gave my sons life, but really, it gave me my life, too.”
– Dana G.