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15 and FARE

15 and the Mahomies Foundation and FARE are partnering to bring the FARE Neighborhoods Initiative and FARE’s Food Allergy Academy training to Kansas City.

"Together, we can be ready to act and save lives."

Food allergy affects 33 million Americans, including my family. It's not just about avoiding certain foods, it's a life-threatening disease that requires constant attention.

—Brittany Mahomes
Food Allergy Mom
& FARE Champion Award recipient

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"Join Brittany and me, and the 15 and FARE team."

It's critical that every family has what they need. Food allergy reactions can happen anytime, anywhere.

—Patrick Mahomes, 
NFL MVP, Kansas City Chiefs QB
& Founder, 15 and the Mahomies Foundation

Brittany at the 15 and Mahomes Gala

"This is what the power of community looks like."

When someone like Brittany steps forward to lend her voice, it helps lift up families who often feel invisible, isolated, and overwhelmed. Her dedication to raising awareness and advocating for those with food allergy is not just admirable—it’s deeply personal, heartfelt, and transformational.

—Sung Poblete, PhD, RN
CEO of FARE

Sung at the 15 & the Mahomies Gala

Making a Difference in Kansas City

15 and FARE will bring FARE Neighborhoods to the Kansas City area to reduce inequities in access to care, support, and resources for those with food allergies living in marginalized communities. 

The initiative will also provide Food Allergy Academy training for the staff of community food banks, pantries, and local restaurants to help keep food allergy patients safer. Families can look for the "15 and FARE Restaurant Partner" logo when dining out. 
 

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Learn About FARE Neighborhoods

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