Gingernut’s Angels is an organisation providing financial support for those in New Zealand whose fertility journey is less than straightforward.
Gingernut’s Angels is an organisation providing financial support for those in New Zealand whose fertility journey is less than straightforward.
We don’t yet have the data for 2025 but we have nearly doubled the number of recipients so are hopeful for many more successful stories.
From the 2024 grants there have been upwards of 10 babies born and over 20 ongoing pregnancies, with some patients still yet to have their embryo transfers, so we anticipate this number will grow!
Donate to help even more people on their fertility journey fulfil their hope for a family. We will be matching donations made (dollar for dollar) up to NZD $500,000 with a goal of reaching $1 million—in order to provide 100 grants in 2025.
We would love to make a donation to Ginger Nuts Angels as a baby shower gift for our upcoming mum, Anna Morgan.
We never got to meet the founding angel but we know how much love she has given and how loved she is. Xx
Happy Heavenly Birthday Gingernut 🧡
This is something I always knew I wanted to set up when the time was right—and as I get ready to welcome my second baby, that time is now. I’ve been very open with our fertility struggles, because knowing it might help others (even one person) makes it worthwhile. I have spent hours talking to people on and offline who are struggling—not only with fertility itself but with finding the money for IVF treatments.
Rounds and rounds of IVF (multiple only if they’re lucky) costing thousands and thousands of dollars. I’ve been in a very fortunate position where when those bills come in, they can be paid, and I don’t take this for granted. But not all are in that position, and my heart breaks to think that finances would be the barrier to someone getting their wish for a family.
With Gingernut’s Angels I’m making this commitment official: providing financial support to New Zealand families whose fertility journey is less than straightforward, through grants in our daughter’s honour. Trust me when I say hope is not lost.
