HOUSTON, TX, December 19, 2025 (EZ Newswire) -- The Wyatt Fertility Foundation and the Conceive Fertility Foundation, two national nonprofit organizations committed to expanding access, education, and research in fertility care, today announce the five recipients of their 2025 Fall IVF Grant Program.
Each recipient will receive a $15,000 IVF grant to help offset the cost of IVF treatment. In addition, recipients will receive $1,000 toward preimplantation genetic testing (PGT), generously provided by CooperSurgical, a long-standing leader in fertility and women’s health.
The national grant program first launched in 2024, and the fall campaign drew more than 450 applications from across the United States. Each story reflected the emotional, physical, and financial realities faced by individuals and couples navigating infertility. The recipients were selected following a comprehensive review process and represent diverse family-building journeys.
“While every applicant’s story was deeply personal, a common thread emerged — infertility often brings profound emotional strain alongside physical and financial challenges,” said Dr. Alice D. Domar, health psychologist, chief compassion officer at Inception Fertility, and director of the Inception Research Institute. “Programs like this help shine a light on the lived experience of infertility and reinforce the urgent need for greater access to compassionate, comprehensive fertility care.”
The five grant recipients include aspiring parents who have persevered through a wide range of challenges, including pregnancy and infant loss, failed IUI cycles, endometriosis, and male factor infertility. Despite these obstacles, each remains devoted to their hope of building a family.
The Wyatt Fertility Foundation is the nonprofit arm of Inception Fertility™, the largest provider of fertility services in North America. A 501(c)(3) organization, the foundation is dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dreams of parenthood through assisted reproductive technology (ART). The organization was founded by Inception Fertility CEO TJ Farnsworth and his wife, Margaret Farnsworth, who welcomed their first child, Wyatt, through IVF.