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2018 Sponsorship Levels for MHB Conferences ©2017 Men Having Babies, Inc. Platinum Gold Silver Bronze Brussels, New York, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale and San Francisco $18,000 $9,500 $5,500 $3,000 Chicago & Austin $12,500 $7,500 $4,500 $2,000. This organization is disgusting. They cash in money every time their board members are living a luxurious life. They are destroying the very own community they are suppose to be helping. DISGUTING!!!! MEN HAVING BABIES THE WORST OF THEM ALL

You can mark my comment as spam all you want, it's you at night that has to sleep knowing you have a hand in taking away homes from children in need and handing them over to children being needlessly created. #ADOPT I'm sure you'll block me next, but that is perfectly fine too. But when MHB has paid to be plugged all over the gay community's Facebook when I have never even like one of their posts, they're going to get my 2cents back. We adopted and we're about to adopt again; so when their "movement" is open for discussion (which here you've given them another platform) I'm going to be there. Call me spam if you like. You above any should understand the value in protest, but go ahead and delete this.Chat Conversation End. Check how much they charge and they still have the nerve to ask for more. They are not part of the solution but a part of the problem. 

Men Having Babies: Financial Assistance for Gay Men Who Want To Be Fathers

Men Having Babies, a New York based organization, helps gay men to become fathers through surrogacy with their Gay Parenting Assistance Program (GPAP). Their site explains that “Men Having Babies created GPAP as part of our mission to promote the affordability of surrogacy and other parenting related services for gay men through financial assistance and the encouragement of transparency and customer feedback.” Men Having Babies works with agencies with strong ethical commitments and “is developing ethical guidelines for intended parents.” The funds for this program come from “event sponsorship fees paid by supporting providers, and from direct donations by parents and allies.”