No. Donations are done anonymously, recipient patients will not know who you are whilst they are going through the process. The expectant parents are usually given very basic information about you, which you yourself put on your Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) form at the time of registering as a donor. This information can include your hair colour, eye colour, and height. You will also write a short description of yourself called a Pen Picture which can include any skills, interests or hobbies. Along with a Good Will message for the donor conceived child. More detailed information is available to the child once it reaches the age of 18, which enables them to potentially identify you if they wish.