The Wyatt Foundation and Conceive Fertility Foundation Announce Recipients of 2026 IVF Grant Program

HOUSTON, TX, August 10, 2026 (EZ Newswire) — The Wyatt Foundation and Conceive Fertility Foundation, two national nonprofit organizations dedicated to furthering access, education, and research in fertility care, jointly announced the 2026 recipients of their national IVF Grant Program.

Five recipients will receive a $15,000 grant to offset IVF treatment costs. The national campaign and partnership launched in April 2026 during National Infertility Awareness Week and drew nearly 500 applicants from across the country, each with moving stories of their journeys.

Recipients of the grant program include aspiring parents who carry powerful stories of perseverance through the heartbreak of infertility and face financial barriers to care. Their journeys reflect a wide range of challenges and personal choices requiring reproductive medicine for their family building, including pursuing single motherhood by choice, male-factor infertility, and female-factor infertility.

Now in its third year, the IVF Grant Program has awarded $300,000 to help aspiring parents access fertility care while raising awareness of infertility and the critical need to improve financial access to treatment. The program has already celebrated numerous pregnancies and welcomed new babies, reflecting its growing impact on families across the country.

The Wyatt Foundation is the nonprofit arm of Inception Fertility, the largest provider of fertility services in North America and the parent company to The Prelude Network. The organization is dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of parenthood through assisted reproductive technology (ART). The Foundation was created by TJ Farnsworth, CEO of Inception Fertility, and his wife, Margaret Farnsworth, who conceived their first child, Wyatt, through IVF.

The Conceive Fertility Foundation, the nonprofit arm of Caden Lane, is a 501(c)(3) organization focused on supporting individuals impacted by infertility through education and financial assistance. Caden Lane CEO Katy Mimari launched the foundation following her own fertility journey and a desire to help others facing similar challenges. A portion of Caden Lane’s proceeds supports the foundation’s grant programs, with donations facilitated through ShoppingGives, a registered 501(c)(3) platform that ensures 100% of funds are directed to the Conceive Fertility Foundation.

Both Farnsworth and Mimari have experienced infertility firsthand, giving them a deeply personal understanding of the challenges many patients face.

“I understand how emotionally overwhelming infertility can be, and how the cost of treatment can amplify the stress and uncertainty of the journey,” said Margaret Farnsworth, Executive Director of The Wyatt Foundation. “We’re committed to helping make fertility care more accessible, because financial barriers should never stand in the way of someone pursuing parenthood.”

“Having experienced the fertility journey firsthand, I know the hope, uncertainty, and emotional challenges that come with it,” said Katy Mimari, CEO of Caden Lane and Conceive Fertility Foundation. “My experience inspired me to help remove one of the biggest obstacles many aspiring parents face — the financial barriers that too often stand between them and the family they long for.”

About The Wyatt Foundation

The Wyatt Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals and couples achieve their dream of building a family through assisted reproductive technology (ART) by reducing the financial barriers to IVF through scholarships awarded based on financial need and clinical factors determining potential success. The foundation has two main goals: to provide financial assistance to individuals and couples who cannot afford fertility treatments and to fund research in the field of infertility.

The organization was started by TJ Farnsworth, the founder and CEO of Inception Fertility, and his wife Margaret, Executive Director of The Wyatt Foundation, who successfully conceived their first child through IVF. Upon the birth of their son Wyatt, TJ reflected back on his family’s experience as patients. He realized that many aspiring parents were carrying the same emotional burden that he and his wife had — and that few fertility clinics took a holistic approach to consider the physical, psychological, financial, and mental aspects of infertility. To learn more, please visit www.inceptionfertility.com/wyatt-foundation.

About Conceive Fertility Foundation

Founded by Katy Mimari, CEO of Caden Lane, the Conceive Fertility Foundation is a non-profit organization committed to supporting individuals affected by infertility through education and grants. Despite insurance covering diagnostics, treatment costs are a significant financial burden, and Conceive Fertility is a non-profit organization that exists to help couples who are struggling to conceive. A portion of sales from Caden Lane go to support the mission of the Conceive Fertility Foundation. To learn more, please visit conceivefertilityfoundation.com.

About The Prelude Network

The Prelude Network® (Prelude), the fastest-growing network of fertility clinics and largest provider of comprehensive fertility services in North America, is the clinic network of Inception Fertility™ — a family of fertility brands that touches every part of the fertility journey, including diagnostics and treatment to financial accessibility.

Each clinic, as part of Prelude, is committed to delivering the highest level of personalized fertility care by the nation’s leading reproductive endocrinologists, embryologists and practitioners by focusing on an excellence in science, medicine and the patient experience. The growing Prelude Network has more than 90 total locations nationwide, offering a wide range of fertility services including egg freezing, IVF, genetic testing, LGBTQ+ fertility options, and egg/embryo storage, among others.

Those clinics within Prelude include Aspire Fertility Austin (Texas); Aspire Fertility Dallas (Texas); Aspire Fertility San Antonio (Texas); Aspire Fertility Houston (Texas); Advanced Fertility Center of Chicago (Illinois); Center for Reproductive Medicine (Florida); Indiana Fertility Institute (Indiana); IVFMD (Florida); Main Line Fertility (Pennsylvania); NYU Langone Fertility Center (New York); NYU Langone RSNY (New York); Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine (Canada); Pacific Fertility Center (California); Regional Fertility Program (Canada); Reproductive Biology Associates (Georgia); Reproductive Science Center of New Jersey (New Jersey); Tennessee Fertility Institute (Tennessee), and The Reproductive Medicine Group (Florida).

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SOURCE: The Wyatt Foundation