Sperm Donor from Central, Ghana.
Why I want to be a sperm donor:
My Journey as a Sperm Donor: A Mission to Bring Joy to Families Becoming a sperm donor was not a random decision for me—it was deeply personal. My journey into this path started with my own family's struggles. When my parents got married, they spent eight years without being able to conceive a child. During this time, they endured harsh criticism and emotional abuse from their in-laws. My mother, overwhelmed by societal pressure, even considered divorcing my father because of the constant ridicule. Just when they were about to give up, someone suggested that they explore surrogacy as an option. Desperate for a solution, they took the advice—and that decision changed everything. My mother successfully conceived through assisted reproductive technology and gave birth to her first and second children. After that, everything seemed to fall into place, and my parents were finally at peace. When they shared this story with me about five years ago, I felt deeply moved. I realized how many other couples might be going through the same struggles my parents faced. That’s when I made a lifelong commitment—to help as many families as possible experience the joy of parenthood. For me, sperm donation is not about compensation; it’s about making a difference. How My Studies Shaped My Mission My passion for this work is also rooted in my academic background. As a biology student at the university, I gained a deeper understanding of genetics, reproduction, and assisted fertility treatments. Later, when I became a biology tutor, my knowledge expanded even further. This education reinforced my belief in the importance of sperm donation and how it could change lives. Over the past four to five years, I have dedicated myself fully to this mission. Through my doctors in Accra, I have been informed that my donations have brought amazing children to ten different couples—with three of them even having twins. Some of these families have even requested that I donate for them again. The Greatest Reward Nothing makes me happier than hearing from doctors that a successful process has been completed. Knowing that a couple has found hope and happiness because of my small act of kindness is the greatest reward I could ever ask for. Every time a family smiles because their dream of having a child has come true, I feel fulfilled. Recently, I was transferred to Aflao, and being so close to Togo, I have decided to extend my mission across the border. Since Togo is just a stone’s throw away, I want to help couples there as well, just as I have done in Ghana. For me, this is more than just donating—it's about giving hope, restoring broken families, and spreading happiness. If you or someone you know needs my assistance, feel free to reach out. Call or WhatsApp me on +233556951317. I am Godfred Okyere Boafo, and this is my story.
My letter to intended parents:
For me, this is more than just donating—it's about giving hope, restoring broken families, and spreading happiness. If you or someone you know needs my assistance, feel free to reach out. Call or WhatsApp me on +233556951317.