About
Built for every family.
Quest Surrogacy was founded by parents, carriers, and clinicians who knew the journey could feel more human.
We started Quest because the path to surrogacy felt opaque, expensive, and impersonal. Agencies gatekept matches. Spreadsheets and Facebook groups felt unsafe. Carriers had no real voice, and intended parents waited years.
We built a platform where everyone has a profile, a story, and a say. Where matches are surfaced by values, not just logistics. And where trust isn't a marketing word but a verified badge.
Whether you're a single parent, an LGBTQ+ couple, a heterosexual couple, or somewhere in between — your family belongs here.
Our mission
To make surrogacy matching more accessible, transparent, and human by giving intended parents and gestational carriers the tools, information, and trusted guidance to find one another and move forward with confidence.
Our vision
A future where finding the right surrogacy match doesn't depend on two people happening to sign with the same agency, and where every intended parent and gestational carrier can enter their journey informed, affirmed, and empowered to choose the path and professionals that are right for them.
Meet the founder
Jae Evans
Founder & Guide
Quest Surrogacy was founded by Jae Evans, a four time gestational carrier and parent whose experience with surrogacy spans both living the journey herself and professionally guiding others through it.
During her own journeys, Jae saw firsthand how much of surrogacy depends on access, advocacy, trust, and simply finding the right people. As a Black, LGBTQ+ parent, she also experienced what happens when an industry built around creating families doesn't always make room for the full identities of the people creating them.
Those experiences shaped her work and ultimately led to Quest.
Jae created Quest around a simple idea: finding the right surrogacy match shouldn't depend on whether two people happen to sign with the same agency.
Today, her work through Quest combines lived experience with professional surrogacy guidance to create a more transparent and accessible place for intended parents and gestational carriers to find one another. Quest is designed to help people make meaningful connections, understand what comes next, and access the independent professionals and resources they need to move their journey forward.
Built for people to show up as themselves
People should be able to enter surrogacy as their full selves.
Quest was built with LGBTQ+ families and carriers in mind from the beginning, not added later as a category or filter. That same philosophy extends to every member of the community. People deserve to have their names, pronouns, relationships, families, and identities respected throughout their journey.