Legal status

Legal status

Legal status

Storks of Hope is the international branch of the French non-profit organisation Les Cigognes de l'Espoir which was registered by the Val d'Oise prefecture on 6 June 2011. It is governed by the 1901 law on not-for-profit organisations.

Under the national register of not-for-profit organisations number: W953003604

President: Anne Abrard

Vice-President: Philippe Roussel

Web production and webmastering: PIC

Eligibility

The organisation is open to anyone in the world affected by infertility and ART. We started in France, however following a few requests for information from infertile couples from different countries, we decided to create this international branch. Please bear with us, while we develop the information for other countries. In the meantime, please sign up to our forum, where you will find frequently asked questions (and answers). 

Tax status

We do not issue tax receipts for two reasons. According to the French tax code (articles 200-1-b and 238 bis-l-a of the CGl):

  • member subscriptions are never tax deductible,
  • membership provides certain benefits to members: the discounts granted by the organisation's partners to its members exclude them from the principle of tax deductibility.

A word of warning

We are not medical professionals. This website is intended to provide information, support, practical advice, exchanges, thoughts and testimonials, and in no way replaces medical advice. We therefore accept no medical responsibility.

Fertility problems require medical attention and we strongly advise you to consult doctors and health professionals to establish a diagnosis and appropriate medical follow-up.

The therapists and therapies indicated in the ‘alternative and complementary medicine’ sections cannot and should not under any circumstances be a substitute for medical care. No reputable therapist would advise you to do so. If this is the case, please let us know.

Everyone should form their own on the effectiveness of these ‘alternative medicines’. The information and opinions provided are common knowledge.