For adolescents and young adults (AYAs), a cancer diagnosis often comes during the years when they are planning for the future—including the possibility of having a family. Unfortunately, many cancer treatments can affect fertility, making early conversations about fertility preservation an essential part of cancer care. By exploring options before treatment begins, young patients can protect the opportunity to have biological children in the future, offering hope beyond their diagnosis.

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I'm Not Done Yet (INDY) believes no young adult should have to choose between fighting cancer and preserving the dream of becoming a parent. Through fertility preservation grants and supportive resources, INDY helps ease the financial burden of these time-sensitive procedures, ensuring more young adults have access to the care they need before treatment begins. By investing in fertility preservation, INDY is helping survivors look beyond cancer toward a future filled with possibility, hope, and the chance to build the family they have always envisioned.