Whether you choose to advocate, volunteer, walk or donate, your support makes the world safer for people with food allergies. Take action with FARE today.
Ready to Act
Food allergy is not a diet; it’s a disease that can cause anaphylaxis, a life-threatening type of allergic reaction. Epinephrine is the ONLY drug that stops anaphylaxis—and now there is a needle-free option. Be ready to act, so you can save a life.
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Health Equity
33 million Americans are impacted by potentially life-threatening food allergies, including a disproportionate percentage of persons of color. FARE is dedicated to ensuring that every individual in the food allergy community has a seat at the table.
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Education Programs & Training
FARE Training
FARE provides access to training and resources that help make the world a safer and more inclusive place for those managing food allergies.
FARECheck
FARECheck is an audit program for internal food allergen handling and preparation training.
FARE Food Allergy College Search
FARE's comprehensive program created to improve the safety and quality of life for college students with food allergies.
FARE Webinars
FARE hosts free educational webinars with leading experts discussing the food allergy topics YOU most want to hear about.
Advocacy
Food Allergy Issues
FARE’s policy priorities are driven by the food allergy communities’ needs. Our advocates work together in local teams to make change happen in Washington, D.C., and across the country.
How to Advocate
FARE’s goal is to earn decisionmakers’ attention by building relationships. Here’s how we do it—and how you can help.
Know Your Rights
FARE is proud to stand up for the food allergy community. Learn about the top issues we are working on at the federal and state levels.
Your food allergy story powers research that changes lives.
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