True Match Surrogacy Launches Family Support Fund to Help Intended Parents

Kelowna, BC, Canada, May 20, 2026 — True Match Surrogacy is pleased to announce the launch of the Family Support Fund, a fundraising initiative created to help intended parents offset a portion of the costs associated with their surrogacy journey. Introduced in April 2026, the program provides families with an additional avenue to seek financial support while pursuing their goal of building a family. More information is available at https://tms.pqrx.ca.

The Family Support Fund was established in recognition of the significant financial commitment that many intended parents face when pursuing surrogacy. Every family’s circumstances are unique, and while fundraising may not be the right choice for everyone, it can provide meaningful assistance for those who wish to invite the support of their friends, relatives, and communities. Through the initiative, True Match Surrogacy offers intended parents access to fundraising resources and guidance that can help them organize and promote their campaigns responsibly. The program is intended to complement, rather than replace, personal financial planning and other available funding options, giving families greater flexibility as they prepare for one of life’s most meaningful journeys.

The introduction of the Family Support Fund reflects True Match Surrogacy’s broader commitment to reducing barriers to parenthood through practical, client-focused solutions. In addition to providing education, matching, and case coordination, the agency continues to develop programs that address the financial and emotional realities of family building. By encouraging community involvement and providing structured fundraising support, the Family Support Fund enables intended parents to focus more fully on the journey ahead while engaging the people who wish to celebrate and support their path to parenthood. The initiative represents another step in the agency’s ongoing efforts to make surrogacy more accessible, transparent, and supportive for families in Canada and around the world.