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My decision to donate sperm comes from a desire to make a positive impact and help others. The thought of contributing to the creation of life fills me with a deep sense of fulfillment and purpose. Knowing that I can play a part in helping people achieve their dream of parenthood is incredibly meaningful and inspires me to take part in this process.
I am a 23-year-old Jewish Israeli, 1.82 meters tall, with tanned skin, brown eyes, and brown hair (my sister is blonde with blue eyes). My family has European roots, which is also reflected in my Austrian passport. I am very athletic, having played basketball until the end of high school, and I continue to lead an active and healthy lifestyle. Beyond sports, I am passionate about music and art—I play the guitar and love to paint.
I did my military service in Israel’s cyber unit, which is considered one of the top three leading units in the world in the technology field.
I am also an intelligent and sociable person. I understand that it’s important for both of us to get to know each other before moving forward. Therefore, feel free to ask me anything you’d like—I’m happy to share and ensure you feel comfortable in your decision.
Three years ago, I donated sperm at a private sperm bank in Israel. I underwent rigorous genetic testing and sperm quality assessments, meeting the highest standards for donation. However, the process was entirely anonymous, which left me with a sense of something missing. Despite the substantial compensation for sperm donations in Israel, I felt that the greatest reward would be knowing the families who benefited from my donation and witnessing the positive impact it had on their lives.
That is why I chose now to donate in a known manner. My goal is to help up to ten families achieve their dream of becoming parents. I am open to all methods.
At this stage, I prefer to remain anonymous in case someone I know is using this platform, but I am happy to share my details and photos privately if needed.
I see my sperm donation not just as an act of giving, but as an opportunity to share the greatest gift of all—the gift of life—and help those who need it.
Regarding travel expenses, I kindly ask for assistance with the costs. However, I am open to discussing this if necessary. If someone wishes to come to Israel, I would be happy to host them and ensure they have a comfortable and pleasant experience throughout the process.